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Overview

Enteric illness affect the stomach and intestines, often causing symptoms like diarrhea, vomiting, or stomach cramps. Germs causing enteric illness typically enters the body through the mouth. These germs can be passed through food, water, animals, or by contact with feces (poop) of a person with the illness. Every year, millions of people become sick and thousands die from enteric illness in the United States. However, most cases can be prevented by following precautions, such as proper handwashing, handling food safely, and avoiding swallowing water while swimming.

Enteric Disease Contacts

Director
Nicole Stone, MPH
(317) 234-2898
NStone2@health.in.gov

Senior Enteric Epidemiologist 
Madi Asbell, MPH
(317) 234-9741
MAsbell@health.in.gov

Enteric Epidemiologist II 
Brandon Halleck
(317) 233-7483
BHalleck@health.in.gov

Enteric Epidemiologist II
Caitlin Shaw, MPH
(317) 234-8867
CaShaw@health.in.gov

Enteric Epidemiologist I 
Jenna Nicodemus, MPH
(317) 760-3633
JNicodemus@health.in.gov

Enteric Epidemiologist I
Brandon Collins
(317) 464-7897
BraCollins@health.in.gov