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|Podcasts|June 29, 2021

Infectious Pathogen Detection and Surveillance with Madhu Jasti

Infectious disease surveillance from wastewater and fecal samples has been recently adopted as a method for monitoring emergence and re-emergence of infectious diseases. This method allows public health agencies, universities, hospitals, cruise lines, and more to detect a pathogen and respond before there is a community outbreak. Thermo Fisher Scientific has partnered with many labs globally to implement new wastewater testing systems and optimization of existing wastewater monitoring processes. Listen in to learn about importance of wastewater.

To learn more about wastewater detection and surveillance, visit thermofisher.com/wastewatersurveillance

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