Thank you to peer reviewers 2020

Thank you to the CCDR peer reviewers of 2020

Many thanks to the following people for the time and expertise they have given to the Canada Communicable Disease Report (CCDR) as peer reviewers in 2020. These individuals have worked anonymously, in their spare time, with no remuneration. Their comments and insights have been vital to enhancing the quality of articles published in CCDR. CCDR aims to provide practical and authoritative information for clinicians and public health professionals in Canada and internationally.

• Natalia Abraham
• Bijay Adhikari
• Rukshanda Ahmad
• Kym Antonation
• Ulrick Auguste
• Oliver Baclic
• Blake Ball
• Kimberly Barker
• Philippe Belanger
• Byron M. Berenger
• Asako Bienek
• Jennifer Born
• William Bowie
• Jared Bullard
• Stacey Burns MacKinnon
• Juli Chih-yu Chen
• Bernard Choi
• Régine Colas
• Connie Debenedet
• Michaël Desjardins
• Catherine Dickson
• Katherine Dinner
• Marwa Ebrahim
• Andrea Foebel
• Lindsay Friedman
• Rita RaaFat Gad
• Margaret Gale-Rowe
• Paul Gully
• Nisrine Haddad
• David Haldane
• Linda Hoang
• Sylvie Hudon
• Lynn Johnston
• Jules Koffi
• Sarah E. Koske
• Serge Olivier Kotchi
• Julianne Kus
• Andrew T. Lam
• Tim Lau
• Dolly Menghan Lin
• Stefan Litvinjenko
• Noni E. MacDonald
• Maribeth Mitri
• Celine Moore
• Vanessa Morton
• Michelle Murti
• Nnamdi Ndubuka
• Victoria Ng
• Nicholas Ogden
• Xiaoli (Lilly) Pang
• Michael Patterson
• Jeffrey Pernica
• Pierre Plourde
• Lisa Pogany
• Francesca Reyes Domingo
• Marina Salvadori
• Noémie Savard
• Justin Schonfeld
• Alberto Severini
• Marlene Shehata
• Courtney R. Smith
• Natisha Stashko
• Elissa Strome
• Eduardo Taboada
• Darrell H. S. Tan
• Florence Tanguay
• Marsha Taylor
• Julie Thériault
• Sylvia Thompson-Nicholson
• Kristina Tomas
• Stephanie Totten
• Robinson Truong
• Marina Ulanova
• Monali Varia
• Yichun Wei
• Lindsay Whitmore
• Heidi Wood
• Kelsey Young
• Hui Zheng
• Kate Zinszer