CDC - Tracking Success Stories

Public health professionals can use Tracking Network data to identify health trends, develop interventions, and address local environmental public health concerns.

Tracking Success Stories

National Environmental Public Health Tracking

About the Program

CDC currently funds 24 state and local tracking programs as a part of the National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network. These state tracking programs work 24/7 saving lives and protecting people from health threats. Since the network launched, public health officials have used state tracking networks to identify trends such as increased asthma and lead poisoning rates and areas with people at high-risk of consuming contaminated drinking water. Now, decisions about public health actions can be made much faster and easier both nationally and locally.

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CDC - Tracking Success Stories