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Collections present information about a shared topic. More collections will be added in the coming months, so return to this site to see what’s new. To receive email updates about this page, enter your email address: Looking for CDC publications? Search the CDC Stacks, an online library of free, full-text public health publications based on CDC scientific research on a range of public health topics. Check back often for new additions!

Did you know that CDC Stacks is an online digital repository of CDC supported publications? CDC Stacks is a free, digital repository of publications produced by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) based on scientific research. This online library can be found at http://stacks.cdc.gov. CDC Stacks is composed of curated collections of full-text peer reviewed articles, guidelines and recommendations, and many more documents on a broad range of public health topics. The documents are retained indefinitely and are available for public health professionals, researchers, as well as the general public. More people in the population can be protected from disease and injury when CDC research is openly shared with the public, public health professionals, health care providers, educators, policy makers, businesses, and private sector...

CDC Stacks offers free access to a variety of CDC resources, which allows the scientific community to be more collaborative. Additionally, CDC Stacks provides health decision makers with resources to make sound decisions to address specific issues of public health importance. By offering easy access to this information, CDC can maximize the effect of public health science in supporting a healthier population. In April 2024, CDC updated its Public Access to CDC Funded Publications Policy in alignment with new requirements in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) Memorandum on Increasing Access to... This update: Requires all taxpayer-funded scientific studies to be immediately available to the public for free and full use.

Removes the 12-month embargo on open access for all peer-reviewed publications funded by CDC and those authored or co-authored by CDC staff (including fellows and contractors) as part of their official duties. Builds on OSTP's 2013 Memorandum to promote public access to federally funded science. All federal agencies are updating their Public Access Policies to comply with the 2022 Memorandum. CDC's Wide-ranging ONline Data for Epidemiologic Research (WONDER) platform has completed the planned migration to a new Azure cloud environment. Weekly NNDSS PDF and text table formats are available via CDC Stacks, a public online data repository instead of on WONDER. The HTML format has been updated to improve user experience and data can be found on data.cdc.gov, a publicly available catalog of data resources.

This change reflects efforts to make CDC data more responsive and efficient. Information on how to use these resources is available on the NNDSS website. Weekly data are considered provisional data. Provisional data are initially collected locally as a result of state, territorial, and local legislation and regulations that require healthcare providers, medical laboratories, and other entities to submit data on reportable conditions to state... The reportable conditions vary depending upon each jurisdiction's health priorities. The reporting jurisdictions voluntarily submit case notifications for the national notifiable conditions to CDC.

NNDSS data are considered provisional and subject to change each week until the data are reconciled and verified with the state and territorial data providers to be the final official incidence counts for a... Cumulative counts of cases presented each week can increase or decrease as additional information becomes available and counts are updated. In any given year, for most conditions, cumulative provisional case counts and rates do not match finalized case counts and rates. The data for national notifiable infectious diseases and conditions are aggregated weekly for all conditions. Weekly data are considered provisional data. Annual data are considered finalized data.

CDC provides Readers’ Guides to assist with understanding the weekly and annual National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System (NNDSS) data tables. These documents provide data table descriptions, content overview, interpretation guidance, and other details. This page includes the documents that were newly added to the repository within the last 30 days. What happens if the All Collections option is selected? The application will search to return records from all of the collections instead of a specific collection. What happens if no keywords or phrases are entered?

The application will display the collections page. The system performs the query based upon these below fields: Title, Description, Personal Authors, Corporate Authors, Conference Authors, Genre, Subject, Source, Funding, DOI, Publisher site URL and the Document itself.

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