Monthly Archives: May 2007

The Birth of Autonomic-Syndromic Surveillance

Paul drew my attention to whoissick.org, a site in which individuals are supposed to report their own symptoms and it provides analytical tools to break down their incidence, spatial concentration, and so on. Browsing through different areas, it does not … Continue reading

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Spring Floods, Risk, and Insurance

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Pseudo-Epidemics

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Tamiflu

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Get Your Ginseng Today

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More Vital Systems gaming

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Kansas Tornado Renews Debate on Guard at War

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Another ‘vital system’

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Homeland security — a strange, strange beast

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Oil Shock Alternate Reality thingy

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