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last edited by BillSeitz on Sep 2, 2008 9:40 am

Drats, I was reading something within the last couple days about , , and other diseases, and the need for tracking to recognize and react to -s. Can't find it now. That would be a pretty cool national/global project to work on, wouldn't it?

Update: I suspect it was this piece. The pioneers in this method are outfits like the [WHO]/[World Health Organization]'s [Global Outbreak Alert And Response Network]. Born in 2000, [GOARN] is a very young network connecting national ministries of health, scientific institutes, and nongovernmental organizations such as the , [Doctors Without Borders], and [Medical Emergency Relief International]. Understanding the dire need for speed, epidemic medicine is reshaping itself around its networks and databases, such as [Global Public Health Intelligence Network], [FluNet], [PacNet], and [Pulse Net]. ()

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