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01/29/2013

Forecasting Infectious Disease For Literally Half The Planet

Today the Ascel Bio National Infectious Disease Forecast Center has made history with the issuance of national level forecasts for 15 countries and 100 infectious diseases.

The breadth of these forecasts covers more than half the world's population.

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