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Public health officials can use APL’s ESSENCE (Electronic Surveillance System for the Early Notification of Community-based Epidemics) technology to get an early warning about developing community health crises such as epidemics.
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10-11-17Public Health Officials Leverage APL-Developed Disease-Surveillance System to Manage Opioid Epidemic
10-09-17New Research Allows Preservation of Therapeutics in Adverse Conditions
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02-11-15Researchers Reduce Shunt Maintenance for Hydrocephalus Patients
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