ISID's ProMED Calls for Support to Sustain Global Outbreak Reporting Amid Public Health Funding Instability

As ProMED Virus Diseases Moderator Tom Yuill puts it,

"Not only does ProMED keep me apprised personally of what diseases are occurring around the world, it provides real-time examples of disease emergence that bring the university classes that I teach to life for my students."

At ProMED, we take pride in being one of the few platforms that provide timely, reliable, and global outbreak reports. As public health funding remains unstable and programs are being scaled back, the need for timely outbreak information continues to grow. ProMED remains committed to keeping the public informed, as every missed report could delay a critical response.

As the year draws to a close, one thing is clear: continued support ensures there are no gaps in reporting. Every ProMED report is the result of around-the-clock work by a global team of subject matter expert moderators, supported by individuals who believe in independent global health monitoring.

Your donation, whether monthly or one-time, helps keep ProMED reporting available for healthcare professionals, researchers, students, and everyday global citizens, including over 10,000 users worldwide who rely on free access to stay informed. In a time when public health funding is uncertain, it is vital to keep ProMED as a global resource alive and accessible.

💛 End the year with impact - stand with ProMED as a sustaining member today: https://donorbox.org/promedsupport

Learn more about ISID's Program for Monitoring Emerging Diseases (ProMED) here: https://www.promedmail.org/

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At the International Society for Infectious Diseases (ISID), our mission is to support health professionals, non-government organizations, and governments around the world in their work to prevent, investigate, and manage infectious disease outbreaks when they occur. ISID has a particular focus in countries that have limited resources and which disproportionately bear the burden of infectious diseases. The ISID recognizes the intersection of infectious diseases in humans, animals, and plants, that infectious diseases cross all national and regional boundaries, and that effective long-term solutions require international scientific exchange and cooperation.

The Society is dedicated to developing partnerships and to finding solutions to the problems of infectious diseases across the globe and encourages the collaborative efforts of human health, veterinary health, and environmental health communities working locally, nationally, and globally for best control and management of infectious diseases.

The Society is a global non-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization open to all individuals interested in infectious diseases.

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