Welcome to CAMP

The Coalition for Applied Modeling for Prevention (CAMP) is dedicated to creating models that improve public health decision-making at the national, state, and local levels. We use statistical, epidemic simulation, and economic models to uncover new disease patterns and inform prevention policies in the disease areas of HIV, viral hepatitis, sexually transmitted infections, and tuberculosis.

We are made up of experts from a variety of fields - epidemiologists, economic and infectious disease modelers, physicians, economists, and health department representatives - working in partnership with leaders at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

CAMP has published a variety of high-impact scientific papers that tackle tough public health questions and has released interactive web tools that guide decision-making.

Explore our website to learn more about our work and the CAMP team. Thank you for visiting!

Featured Content

Review reveals STI screening gaps and the need to test beyond genital sites

Review reveals STI screening gaps and the need to test beyond genital sites
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What’s Changing in Sexual Behavior & STI Testing Among U.S. Adults (15–44)?

What’s Changing in Sexual Behavior & STI Testing Among U.S. Adults (15–44)?
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New CAMP Research Assesses Variation in TB Risk Factors in the U.S.

New CAMP Research Assesses Variation in TB Risk Factors in the U.S.
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Improving Syphilis Surveillance Through Automated Data Reporting

Improving Syphilis Surveillance Through Automated Data Reporting
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Shifting Relationship Trends Among US Teens, 2015–2021

Shifting Relationship Trends Among US Teens, 2015–2021
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Overdose Burden Among People Who Inject Drugs: U.S. and Other Countries

Overdose Burden Among People Who Inject Drugs: U.S. and Other Countries
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CAMP updates CDC SPACE Tool

CAMP updates CDC SPACE Tool
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Current Efforts

The CAMP team is actively working on new and innovative models. View a brief synopsis of this upcoming work by following the below links to the respective focus areas. Check back periodically for the published work.