How a U of A tool is helping the world track flu activity in real time

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Onicio Leal-Neto (left) and Mark Smolinski review Global Flu View data. Behind them are heatmaps showing influenza-like illness reports across the United States.

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How a U of A tool is helping the world track flu activity in real time

How a U of A tool is helping the world track flu activity in real time