National

The federal landscape for tick-borne disease — CDC programs, NIH research funding, EPA and USDA regulatory roles, and the current state of federal legislation. Primarily descriptive: who does what at what scale, and where programs are active, underfunded, or absent.

This article is still in our research and editorial process and will be published soon. The shape of what it will cover is captured below.

Questions this article will answer

• What federal agencies are responsible for tick-borne disease and what is each one doing?

While you wait — related published articles

• Global — how different countries and regions approach tick-borne disease surveillance and management

Or browse the broader topic: Jurisdictions