AIDS/HIV | print version
Amebiasis | print version
Anthrax | print version
Arboviral Infections | print version
Babesiosis | print version
Bioterrorism events | print version
Botulism | print version
Brucellosis | print version
Bovine Spongiform Enecephalopathy
& Cruetzfeldt-Jakob Disease
—CDC site
—SD Dept. of Agriculture
Campylobacteriosis | print version
Chancroid | print version
Chickenpox (Varicella) | print version
Chlamydia | print version
Cholera | print version
Chronic Wasting Disease (SD Dept. of Game, Fish & Parks)
— print version
Common Viral Respiratory Diseases
| print version
Conjunctivitis | print version
Cryptosporidiosis | print version
Day care diseases | print version
Dengue Fever | print version
Diphtheria | print version
E. Coli O157:H7 | print version
Fifth Disease | print version
Foot-and-Mouth Disease | print version
Giardiasis | print version
Gonorrhea | print version
Granuloma Inguinale | print version
Haemophilus Influenzae Type B
| print version
Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease
| print version

Hantavirus | print version
Head Lice | print version
Hepatitis A | print version
Hepatitis B | print version
Hepatitis C | print version
Herpes Gladiatorum | print version
Herpes II | print version
Histoplasmosis | print version
Infectious Mononucleosis | print version
Influenza | print version
Kawasaki Syndrome | print version
Legionellosis | print version
Leprosy | print version
Leptospirosis | print version
Listeriosis | print version
Lyme Disease | print version
Lymphogranuloma Venereum
| print version
Malaria | print version
Measles | print version
Meningococcal Meningitis | print version
Mold | print version
Mumps | print version
MRSA in the school setting | print version
Norovirus (CDC site)
Pertussis | print version
Plague | print version
Pneumococcal Disease | print version
Poliomyelitis | print version
Pseudomonas | print version
Psittacosis | print version
Q Fever (CDC site)

Rabies | print version
Ringworm | print version
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
| print version
Rotavirus | print version
Rubella | print version
Salmonellosis | print version
Scabies | print version
SARS - Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (CDC site)
Shigellosis | print version
Shingles | print version
Sinusitis (NIH site)
Sporotrichosis | print version
Staphylococcal Disease
| print version
Streptococcal Disease- Group A
| print version
Streptococcal Disease- Group B
| print version
Swimmer's Itch | print version
Syphilis | print version
Tetanus | print version
Trichinosis | print version
Tuberculosis | print version
Tularemia | print version
Typhoid Fever | print version
Venereal Warts | print version
Vesicular Stomatitis
(USDA site)
Viral Meningitis | print version
West Nile Virus | print version
Yellow Fever | print version
Yersiniosis | print version