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    June 16, 2022
    A new, open, transparent sublicense agreement between the Medicines Patent Pool (MPP) on behalf of C-TAP, and South African pharmaceutical company Biotech Africa will accelerate...

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    Map of US Counties With Fall Injury Rates Per 100,000 Person-Quarters, 2016-2019, Courtesy of the University of Michigan.
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    Feb. 11, 2022
    Individual aspects of poor sleep can be detrimental to heart health. But if you combine them, the risk of heart disease can increase by as much as 141 percent. The study was published...
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    Feb. 7, 2022
    A new study published in JAMA Open, found that understanding the frequency with which new symptoms and conditions emerge in the months following SARS-CoV-2 infection is important...
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    Feb. 7, 2022
    The number of people hospitalized for COVID-19 in Oregon were forecast to peak in early February near current levels, and then steadily recede to pre-Omicron levels by the end...
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    Feb. 4, 2022
    Cases of COVID-19 continue to drop significantly across the country, as the most recent surge caused by the Omicron variant is declining at a rapid pace according to a CIDRAP ...
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    Fig. 1 Retrospective validation of the forecasting model using data from March 12, 2020, through February 1, 2021. The graph compares the number of COVID-19 ICU patients in the Austin area (black dots) to forecasts that were made two weeks in advance (blue lines). The blue shading around each two-week forecast indicates the 95% prediction intervals. The yellow, orange, and red shading in the background indicate the timing of COVID-19 alert stages 3, 4, and 5 in the Austin area, respectively. Courtesy of University of Texas at Austin.
    Feb. 3, 2022
    The University of Texas at Austin has reliably forecasted regional hospital demands for almost two years, using cell phone mobility data and COVID-19 hospital admissions data,...