WastewaterSCAN

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WastewaterSCAN monitors infectious diseases through municipal wastewater systems across the U.S. to inform local & national public health responses.

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WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· 19d

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Measles (wild-type): Measles has been detected in 1 state in the Midwest,1 state in the Northeast, and 1 state in the South in the past 10 days.🛟😷🧪

A map that shows which plants and regions have detected measles in the past 10 days. There have been detections in 1 state in the Midwest (KS) and 1 state in the South (TX).

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· 19d

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Rare pathogens overview: Candidozyma auris, Hepatitis A, Measles, Parvovirus, and Mpox Clade II had at least one detection in the 414 samples collected in the past 10 days. Our other rare pathogens (the Influenza H5 Marker, West Nile Virus and Mpox Clade Ib) did not.🛟😷🧪

Dials summarizing detections for all monitored rare pathogens. There were no detections for Mpox clade Ib, West Nile Virus, and the H5 influenza marker, and a low number of detections for Candidozyma auris, measles, hepatitis A, mpox clade II, and parvovirus.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· 19d

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Rotavirus: Rotavirus is in the ‘Medium’ category nationally, with medium concentrations and a downward trend over the last 3 weeks.🛟😷🧪

A line graph showing rotavirus concentrations in wastewater since measurements resumed around May. Concentrations in all regions are still medium but appear to be decreasing.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· 19d

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Norovirus: Norovirus is in the ‘Low’ category nationally, with low concentrations and a downward trend over the last 3 weeks. This season's Norovirus wave is similar to what we saw during the 2023-2024 season.🛟😷🧪

A line graph showing norovirus concentrations in wastewater over the past year nationally and for four regions. Concentrations are currently relatively low.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· 19d

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Seasonal Respiratory Pathogens: Nationwide, the four seasonal respiratory pathogens we monitor (Influenza A and B, RSV, and HMPV) are in the low category and out of season onset.🛟😷🧪

Line graphs showing concentrations of Influenza A, Influenza B, RSV, and HMPV over the past year nationally and for four regions. All peaked in either the Winter of 2025 or Spring of 2026 and are now at low levels.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· 19d

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: COVID-19: Nationwide, SARS-CoV-2 is in the ‘High’ category, with an upward trend over the last 3 weeks and medium concentrations relative to the past 365 days. While concentrations have been relatively low compared to last summer’s wave, they are starting to rise.🛟😷🧪

Line graph showing concentrations of SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater nationally and for four regions (Northeast, South, Midwest, and West) over the past two years, and concentrations over the past 6 weeks. Levels are currently relatively low compared to the past year, but in recent weeks are showing some increases.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· 19d

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Respiratory & Gastrointestinal Weekly Update: Nationwide, SARS-CoV-2 is in the high category, and Rotavirus is in the ‘Medium’ category. Norovirus, HMPV, RSV, Influenza A, Influenza B, and EV-D68 are in the ‘Low’ category.🛟😷🧪

Dials showing that some pathogens SARS-CoV-2 is in the high category and Rotavirus is in the medium category.The other pathogens (Influenza A, Influenza B, RSV, HMPV, EV-D68, and Norovirus) are in the low category.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· 25d

UPDATE! 📣NEW DATA: We now monitor more pathogens in wastewater samples collected from sites across the country. Check out the data: data.wastewaterscan.org #Wastewater #Data #Epidemiology #PublicHealth #Bacteria #Viruses #Fungus #Diseases

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· 26d

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Measles (wild-type): Measles has been detected in 1 state in the West, 1 state in the Midwest,1 state in the Northeast, and 1 state in the South in the past 10 days.🛟😷🧪

Measles Map: A map that shows which plants and regions have detected measles in the past 10 days. There have been detections in 1 state in the West (UT), 1 state in the Northeast (PA), 1 state in the South (KY and 1 state in the Midwest (KS).

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· 26d

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Rare pathogens overview: Candidozyma auris, Hepatitis A, Measles, Parvovirus, and Mpox Clade II had at least one detection in the 412 samples collected in the past 10 days. Our other rare pathogens (the Influenza H5 Marker, West Nile Virus and Mpox Clade Ib) did not.🛟😷🧪

Rare pathogens overview: Dials summarizing detections for all monitored rare pathogens. There were no detections for Mpox clade Ib, West Nile Virus, and the H5 influenza marker, and a low number of detections for Candidozyma auris, measles, hepatitis A, and parvovirus.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· 26d

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Rotavirus: Rotavirus is in the ‘Medium’ category nationally, with medium concentrations and no significant trend over the last 3 weeks.🛟😷🧪

Rotavirus: A line graph showing rotavirus concentrations in wastewater since measurements resumed around May. Concentrations in all regions are still high but appear to be decreasing.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· 26d

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Norovirus: Norovirus is in the ‘Low’ category nationally, with low concentrations and no significant trend over the last 3 weeks. This season's Norovirus wave is similar to what we saw during the 2023-2024 season.🛟😷🧪

Norovirus: A line graph showing norovirus concentrations in wastewater over the past year nationally and for four regions. Concentrations are higher than in the summer and appear to be gradually decreasing.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· 26d

Seasonal Respiratory Pathogens: Line graphs showing concentrations of Influenza A, Influenza B, RSV, and HMPV over the past year nationally and for four regions. All peaked in either the Winter of 2025 or Spring of 2026 and are now at low levels.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· 26d

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: COVID-19: Nationwide, SARS-CoV-2 is in the ‘Medium’ category, with medium concentrations and a downward trend over the last 3 weeks. The concentrations are lower than in the past few years but may be starting to rise.🛟😷🧪

COVID-19 Line Graph Zoomed In: Line graph showing concentrations of SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater nationally and for four regions (Northeast, South, Midwest, and West) over the past two years, and concentrations over the past 6 weeks. Levels are currently low compared to the past year, but in recent weeks are showing some increases.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· 26d

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Respiratory & Gastrointestinal Weekly Update: Nationwide, SARS-CoV-2 and Rotavirus are in the ‘Medium’ category. Norovirus, HMPV, RSV, Influenza A, Influenza B, and EV-D68 are in the ‘Low’ category.🛟😷🧪

Respiratory & gastrointestinal weekly update: Dials showing that some pathogens are in the medium category (SARS-CoV-2 and Rotavirus). The other pathogens (Influenza A, Influenza B, RSV, HMPV, EV-D68, and Norovirus) are in the low category.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· Jul 10

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Measles (wild-type): Measles has been detected in 2 states in the West and 1 state in the Midwest in the past 10 days.🛟😷🧪

Measles Map: A map that shows which plants and regions have detected measles in the past 10 days. There have been detections in 2 states in the West (CA and UT), and 1 state in the Midwest (KS).

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· Jul 10

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Rare pathogens overview: Candidozyma auris, Hepatitis A, Measles, Parvovirus, Mpox Clade II, and the influenza H5 marker had at least one detection in the 396 samples collected in the past 10 days. Our other rare pathogens (West Nile Virus and Mpox Clade Ib) did not.🛟😷🧪

Rare pathogens overview: Dials summarizing detections for all monitored rare pathogens. There were no detections for Mpox clade Ib and West Nile Virus, and a low number of detections for Candidozyma auris, measles, hepatitis A, parvovirus, and the H5 influenza marker.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· Jul 10

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Rotavirus: Rotavirus is in the ‘High’ category nationally, with high concentrations and an upward trend over the last 3 weeks. 🛟😷🧪

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· Jul 10

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Norovirus: Norovirus is in the ‘Medium’ category nationally, with medium concentrations and a downward trend over the last 3 weeks. This season's Norovirus wave is similar to what we saw during the 2023-2024 season.🛟😷🧪

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· Jul 10

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: COVID-19: Nationwide, SARS-CoV-2 is in the ‘Medium’ category, with medium concentrations and no significant trend over the last 3 weeks. The concentrations and frequency of detections are lower than in the past few years.🛟😷🧪

COVID-19 Line Graph: Line graph showing concentrations of SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater nationally and for four regions (Northeast, South, Midwest, and West) over the past year. Concentrations are decreasing in most regions.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· Jul 10

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Respiratory & Gastrointestinal Weekly Update: Nationwide, Rotavirus is in the ‘High’ category. SARS-CoV-2 and Norovirus are in the ‘Medium’ category. HMPV, RSV, Influenza A, Influenza B, and EV-D68 are in the ‘Low’ category.🛟😷🧪

Respiratory & gastrointestinal weekly update: Dials showing that some gastrointestinal pathogens (Rotavirus) are in the high category. SARS-CoV-2 and Norovirus are in the medium category. The other respiratory pathogens (RSV, Influenza A, Influenza B & EV-D68) are in the low category and not in seasonal onset.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· Jul 9

Fans aren’t the only ones showing up to cheer on their favorite team. Viruses like #norovirus, #influenza, and #measles can travel with crowds. Check what’s circulating in your city before the next match. ⚽ View the #data here: data.wastewaterscan.org

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· Jul 7

Heads up!🚨Recent data on data.wastewaterscan.org may exhibit gaps due to collection delays from the Independence Day holiday weekend.

WastewaterSCAN dashboard showing a U.S. map with purple markers indicating data collection sites. A sidebar lists pathogen wastewater levels: Measles low, SARS-CoV-2 medium, RSV low, Influenza A low. A note highlights data gaps due to Independence Day delays. Tone is informative and analytical.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· Jul 2

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Measles (wild-type): Measles has been detected in 1 state in the West in the past 10 days.🛟😷🧪

Measles Map: A map that shows which plants and regions have detected measles in the past 10 days. There have been detections in 1 state in the West (CA).

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· Jul 2

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Rare pathogens overview: Candidozyma auris, Hepatitis A, Measles, Parvovirus, and Mpox Clade II had at least one detection in the 421 samples collected in the past 10 days. Our other rare pathogens (West Nile Virus, Mpox Clade Ib, and the influenza H5 marker) did not.🛟😷🧪

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· Jul 2

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: Rotavirus: Rotavirus is in the ‘Medium’ category nationally, with medium concentrations and a downward trend over the last 3 weeks.🛟😷🧪

Rotavirus: A line graph showing rotavirus concentrations in wastewater since measurements resumed around May.

WastewaterSCAN@wastewaterscan· Jul 2

📊 WWSCAN Weekly Data: COVID-19: Nationwide, SARS-CoV-2 is in the ‘Medium’ category, with low concentrations and an upward trend over the last 3 weeks. The concentrations and frequency of detections are lower than in the past few years.🛟😷🧪