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US Announces Plans for Public Health Pathogen Genomics Centers of Excellence Biosurveillance July 14, 2021 …
Pattern of Dominance: B.1.1.7 Variant 40-50 Percent More Transmissible, Spreading Rapidly in U.S. Biosurveillance March 31, 2021 …
Genomic Surveillance: Why We Need to Ramp Up Sequencing to End the Pandemic Biosurveillance March 31, 2021 …
Novel Coronavirus Circulated Undetected Months Before First Cases in Wuhan, China Biosurveillance March 19, 2021 …
Ebola: CDC to Require Airlines to Collect Passenger Information if Traveling from DRC and Guinea Biosurveillance March 2, 2021 …
Ebola Strikes West Africa Again: Key Questions and Lessons from the Past Biosurveillance February 18, 2021 …
First Cases of B.1.1.7 Variant COVID-19 Detected in Washington State Biosurveillance January 23, 2021 …
Key Questions on New Variant of SARS-CoV-2 Answered by UK Genomics Researcher Biosurveillance December 21, 2020 …
Testing Sewage Can Give Schools and Businesses a Heads-Up on the Spread of COVID-19 Biosurveillance November 24, 2020 …
Evidence Shows Human Transmission in Deadly Outbreak of Mysterious Disease in Bolivia Biosurveillance November 18, 2020 …
DoD Biosurveillance Program Collaborates to Combat Antibiotic Resistance Antimicrobial Resistance November 18, 2020 …
