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Who Uses These Reports?

A wide range of stakeholders rely on government epidemiology reports, including:
- Public Health Officials: To plan and implement health interventions.
- Researchers: To conduct studies and develop new health strategies.
- Policy Makers: To draft and enforce public health laws.
- Healthcare Providers: To understand disease trends and improve patient care.

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