Environmental vaccines play a vital role in protecting individuals from diseases associated with environmental exposures, such as vector-borne diseases, waterborne illnesses, and other environmentally transmitted infections. Understanding the effectiveness and monitoring the safety of these vaccines is crucial for promoting public health and reducing the burden of environmentally related diseases.
This page serves as a comprehensive resource for accessing data and reports related to environmental vaccines, offering insights into the safety, efficacy, and impact of vaccines designed to prevent diseases caused by environmental factors.
Environmental Health Reports
Childhood Blood Lead Surveillance Report, 2022
This is the South Dakota Department of Health (SD-DOH)’s first annual report on childhood blood lead surveillance produced by the SD Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (CLPPP). The report presents data for children and adults in South Dakota who were tested and reported to SD-DOH during 2022. Trend data for 2016-2021, which coincides with blood lead being reportable to SD-DOH but prior to the CLPPP, was also included.
Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program Year Two Evaluation Report
The South Dakota Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (SD CLPPP) provides lead exposure prevention education and support to the families of children exposed to lead and also maintains surveillance data of blood lead results on children younger than six. Using this data, SD CLPPP can develop and evaluate current efforts to prevent lead poisoning across the state. Data findings will be used to inform medical and health professionals on testing, reporting, and case management. Data collected can help to update outreach activities and educational materials for parents, educators, and health professionals.