Truveta epidemiologist Madhura Vachon, PhD explains how epidemiologists connect the dots and why timely clinical information can add important context.
Public source
Publisher name
Public post
This summer brought food-borne illness outbreaks linked to iceberg lettuce, frozen blueberries, soft cheese, jalapeños, and more. Behind every investigation is the chall…
Company
Truveta
Saving Lives with Data
- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Location
- Seattle area, US
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About Truveta
Truveta is a real-world intelligence company transforming medical science with unprecedented data and AI. Truveta powers breakthrough discoveries, accelerates regulatory-grade evidence, and unlocks real-time insights from a dataset uniquely built with and owned by US health systems—united by a mission of Saving Lives with Data.
See moreLatest activity
Latest activity from Truveta
28 signals
Research & Knowledge
Truveta published a study from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Boston University School of Public Health, and Truveta examining 8.1 million emergency department visits showing that roughly 1 in 10 visits during two major 2025 heat waves were attributable to high temperatures.
Products & Services
Truveta provides a metadata-driven architecture that helps make data traceable, scalable, and trustworthy across 50+ source types and 140M+ patients.
Research & Knowledge
Truveta researchers used eight years of EHR history during the cyclosporiasis outbreak to show diagnosis rates were more than 11 times the average for the same month in prior years.
Discover more
Similar signals
Similar public activity from other companies.
Research & Knowledge
Carta Healthcare
Carta Healthcare VP of Clinical Data Abstraction Betsy Castillo wrote a new piece about why good AI does not mean good abstraction.
Research & Knowledge
Vatica Health
Vatica Health Chief Technology and Information Officer Sumant Rao discusses how the technology already exists to fix a gap in healthcare with continuous measurement engagement throughout the year.
Research & Knowledge
Vitalacy, Inc.
Vitalacy, Inc. wrote about the importance of measuring PEP windows in hours to determine who was in the space and for how long when a measles or TB exposure is confirmed.
Research & Knowledge
The European Institute for Innovation Through Health Data
The European Institute for Innovation Through Health Data published a project revealing the evolving health data access space and utility for patients and their care teams.
Research & Knowledge
HealthPartners