Study findings explain why pandemics spread faster than detection efforts, based on U.S. data from H1N1 and COVID-19.

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Financial institutions handle huge amounts of confidential data. They require strong security controls year-round. Installing ...

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Ending 2025 with arguably the best debut album of the year, Ninajirachi tells Best Fit about a childhood spent inside the ...

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Guardant co-CEO Helmy Eltoukhy says the shift to personalized treatment and earlier diagnosis is here at the WIRED Health ...

In today’s fast-paced market, automation is the key to running an efficient business. You need to do things quickly and ...

Indian scientists used an AI model to predict how bird flu (H5N1) could spread from birds to humans. The study shows that acting early—by removing sick birds, isolating people in contact, and ...

The Center for Clinical Standards and Quality at CMS was “staring down a crisis” when Lee Fleisher took charge of the center ...

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There are serious concerns vital council services in Gloucestershire could be disrupted once again by hackers because ...