Canary in the sewer: Using wastewater as a disease early warning tool
News
Stanford researchers are developing a technology to analyze wastewater for a range of pathogens. Their approach could lead to more timely and comprehensive public health guidance on issues such as drug-resistant pathogens and emerging diseases.

How racism impacts support for affordable housing
Research
The majority of people in the United States support affordable housing, but attitudes often shift when local developments are proposed.

Stanford-led WastewaterSCAN project adds six new disease targets
Research
Pioneering epidemiology project WastewaterSCAN has added parainfluenza, rotavirus, adenovirus group F, enterovirus D68, Candida auris, and hepatitis A to the list of infectious diseases it can monitor for public health. Its monitoring roster already included COVID-19, RSV, Mpox, influenza A and B, human metapneumovirus (HMPV), and norovirus.