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• Refugee and Immigrant Health Program

  Information about refugee and immigrant health assessment.

• Healthcare Associated Infections and Antimicrobial Resistance (HAI-AR)

• Tuberculosis Contact Us

  How to contact the Connecticut Department of Public Health's Tuberculosis Control Program.

• Tuberculosis Testing SPHL

  Information for providers about clinical testing for Mycobacterium Tuberculosis and other available services at the State Public Health Laboratory.

• PFAS

• Cannabis

  This webpage provides information about what cannabis is and the health effects of cannabis use and misuse.

• Cannabis Health Statistics

  Data and statistics concerning the impact of cannabis consumption on public health in Connecticut

• Electronic Laboratory Reporting

  How in state laboratories can enroll in electronic laboratory reporting to the Connecticut Department of Public Health.

• Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH)

  CT Mobile Integrated Healthcare

• Contact EEIP

  How to contact the Epidemiology and Emerging Infections Program of the Connecticut Department of Public Health.

• Healthy CT 2025 State Health Assessment

  This is the page for the Healthy Connecticut 2025 initiative's State Health Assessment. From the publication: The 2019 Connecticut State Health Assessment is an update on the health status of Connecticut residents with a focus on the social determinants of health that are having the greatest impact on health outcomes. The assessment provides the basis for the Connecticut State Health Improvement Plan, which together make up the state health planning framework Healthy Connecticut 2025.

• Infectious Diseases Section

  CT DPH Infectious Diseases Section

• DPCP Overview

• RIDRM Shiga Toxin-producing Organisms

  How local health departments, and/or DPH, follow-up on cases of shig toxin-producing organisms like e. coli.

• Reporting of Diseases, Emergency Illnesses, Health Conditions, and Laboratory Findings

  Explains who should, and how to report reportable diseases, emergency illnesses and health conditions, and laboratory significant findings.