What Are Some Examples of Nonprofit Organizations in Epidemiology?
Several prominent nonprofits are actively engaged in epidemiological efforts. The World Health Organization (WHO), though technically an intergovernmental organization, often works in tandem with nonprofits to address global health issues. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Foundation supports the CDC’s work through philanthropic and private sector engagement. Organizations like the American Cancer Society and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation also play significant roles in funding research and public health programs.
