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Lab Culture is a podcast by the Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL) about public health, laboratory science, and everything in between. Join us for discussions about infectious...
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At the 2025 APHL Annual Conference in Portland, Oregon, APHL's current board president, president-elect and CEO sat down for a conversation...
This episode is coming to you from the 2024 APHL Annual Conference in Milwaukee, Wisconsin! We had the opportunity to chat with APHL's curre...
What is the CDC Laboratory Leadership Service (LLS)? In this episode, we learn more about it from two current LLS fellows. Drs. Courtnee Bel...
Today's show is a conversation between four past winners of APHL's Leadership in Biosafety and Biosecurity Award. Jill Power, Christina Egan...
It's September which means it is Public Health Laboratory Appreciation Month! We are kicking off a month of celebrating by chatting with Sco...
As the 2022 monkeypox outbreak began to spread around the globe, the Laboratory Response Network (LRN) was prepared with the appropriate tes...
Day three of the 2022 APHL Annual Conference was a great one! We started off with the annual awards ceremony which always sets the tone for...
Today was the first full day of the 2022 APHL Annual Conference and it did not disappoint! From COVID-19 to newborn screening to food safety...
The 2022 APHL Annual Conference kicked off as our first ever hybrid conference! Listen to a few attendees talk about what it means to them t...
Every year we commemorate World TB Day on March 24, the anniversary of the day Dr. Robert Koch first announced that he discovered Mycobacter...
Like most things in public health science, food safety is complicated. The nuance can be difficult for non-scientists to understand and diff...
Eric Bind and Andrew Steffens, scientists at the New Jersey Public Health and Environmental Laboratories, knew their lab was capable of scre...
In October 2020, Dr. Rick Bright resigned in protest as director of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Biomedical Advanc...
On August 27, 2020, APHL joined The Story Collider for a very special edition of their show featuring four true, personal stories about from...
Jessica Bauer and Matt Sinn are scientists at the Missouri State Public Health Laboratory. On this episode, they shared their experiences pe...
Are we already at the end of 2019?! While to many of us it felt like the year flew by, APHL staff, members and partners accomplished a LOT i...
This year marks 20 years since the inception of the Laboratory Response Network (LRN). Founded by APHL, CDC and the FBI, the LRN exists to p...
APHL has a long history of involvement in Sierra Leone where we've provided technical assistance to strengthen the nation's laboratory syste...
Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, author of What the Eyes Don't See: A Story of Crisis, Resistance, and Hope in an American City, joins us for an inte...
Today was day three of the annual meeting! We started the day with awards ceremony and concluded with the member assembly, listening to many...
It was another great day at the annual meeting in St. Louis! As the attendees interviewed on this episode will share, some of the highlights...
We're in St. Louis for the 2019 APHL Annual Meeting! This episode is a round-up of all the excitement of the first day. It was fascinating a...
Every area of our country is unique in ways that make public health laboratory work vary from one state or locality to another. But just as...
In the spring of 2018 patients suffering from profuse bleeding swamped emergency rooms in Illinois and Wisconsin. The cause? Synthetic canna...
What happens inside a public health lab when a health threat sends it into overdrive? Find out how the North Dakota lab met a surge in West...
Kevin Libuit went from the APHL-CDC Bioinformatics Fellowship to a contractor to working full-time as a bioinformatician at the Virginia sta...
Fifty-five years ago, newborn screening was born. At the time, though, that little heel prick was performed to screen for only one condition...
Joanne Bartkus, APHL's board president and director of the Public Health Laboratory at the Minnesota Department of Health, sat down with Sco...
Day 3 of the APHL Annual Meeting was a big one! We had several captivating sessions including this year's Katherine Kelley Distinguished Lec...
A huge component of any APHL Annual Meeting is the exhibit hall. This year we were joined by 68 exhibitors, all of whom were sharing new and...
We are in sunny Pasadena, California for the 2018 APHL Annual Meeting! Here is a little look at what we did on the first day. Stay tuned for...
The people who work in public health laboratories make a difference in your community daily. In this third episode, members of the Emerging...
Maybe the saying is true: you don't know what you had until it is gone. For the families in this episode, the absence of public health labor...
Public health laboratories do a great deal of work that impacts the daily lives of everyone in America. Do you know exactly how much they're...
What is the Emerging Leader Program (ELP)? APHL staff, Pandora Ray and Kajari Shah, share how the ELP got its start and how it has progresse...
Every year on March 24, APHL recognizes World TB Day, a day to focus on the valuable work of our members and partners. While tuberculosis is...
In November, Scott Becker, APHL's executive director, traveled to Johannesburg, South Africa for the second APHL International Team Meeting....
The Biosafety Peer Network (aka the Visiting Biosafety Official Program) links US local, state, and territorial public health laboratories w...
Four years ago, as APHL joined with partners to celebrate the 50th anniversary of routine newborn screening in the United States, newborn sc...
PulseNet revolutionized foodborne outbreak detection in the United States. What exactly is it? How did it get started? Why was it so signifi...
On March 6, a small group of APHL members and our policy staff visited House and Senate offices as part of our annual Hill Day. Peter Kyriac...
Did you know that the Affordable Care Act (ACA, aka Obamacare) includes critical public health funding? What would the repeal of the ACA mea...