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NVC can be a realization of the post-9/11 mission to better connect the dots and catch nefarious travelers. Keep Reading
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Biothreats are hard to immediately identify, but with new technologies and data sources, such as the wealth of open data generated by “smarter” cities, emergency managers may be able to detect and respond to an emerging problem more quickly. Keep Reading
Beginning in fall 2016, 24 U.S. government personnel and family members stationed in Cuba fell ill with “symptoms and clinical findings similar to those noted following concussion or minor traumatic brain injury." On May 16, a U.S. government employee in China reported similar symptoms. Keep Reading