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Wastewater testing detects measles outbreaks early, but funding cuts threaten the national surveillance system.
Wastewater testing is proving effective in detecting measles outbreaks weeks to over two months before clinical cases, according to two new CDC studies.
In Colorado and Oregon, early detection enabled faster response and containment.
The national surveillance system, covering 1,300 sites and tracking diseases like COVID-19, polio, and mpox, faces potential funding cuts under a proposed Trump administration budget that would reduce annual support from $125 million to $25 million, threatening its sustainability.
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Las pruebas de aguas residuales detectan los brotes de sarampión temprano, pero los recortes de fondos amenazan el sistema de vigilancia nacional.