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Created in 2015, by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Health Scientist, Mary Hoelscher Gonzalez, this image depicted a number of Georgia Public Health Laboratory scientists, as they were unpacking reagents for flu surveillance that had been provided to them by the CDC’s Influenza Reagent Resource (IRR) Program. The scene took place at the Georgia Public Health Laboratory in Decatur, Georgia. The IRR Program was established in 2008, by the Influenza Division under a contract with the non-profit organization American Type Cell Culture (ATCC), to provide influenza reagents, kits and panels to public health laboratories, researchers, vaccine manufacturers and diagnostic test developers, in order to improve influenza diagnostics and vaccines, and promote basic research. This was one of the entries in the 2015 CDC Connects, Public Health in Action Photo Contest.
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Content Provider(s): CDC/ CDC Connects
Creation Date: 2015
Photo Credit: Mary Hoelscher Gonzalez, M.S.
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