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11/04/2012

Progress in Operational Infectious Disease Forecasting in Haiti (Updated)

In our charitable work, we have made tremendous progress in producing operational forecasts for cholera in Haiti. These forecasts are then released to NGOs who are responding to reports of outbreak activity. To our knowledge, this is the first time village-level forecasts have been operationalized.

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