• This has spurred the creation of new tools and new organizations, ramping up disease surveillance capacity significantly.

    FORBES: The Fight to End Pandemics

  • The Chinese government is actively investigating this outbreak and has heightened disease surveillance.

    FORBES: Bird Flu Claims More Lives In Shanghai

  • Bruno Petrucelli, director of epidemiology and disease surveillance for the U.S. Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • The Chinese government has increased disease surveillance, infection prevention and control and communication between human and animal health and industry sectors.

    BBC: China: Four more infected with H7N9 bird flu

  • Most disease surveillance is focused in the developed world, but the big killers often come from sub-Saharan Africa or South Asia.

    FORBES: Nathan Wolfe chases killer microbes.

  • The Nuclear Threat Initiative supports a groundbreaking surveillance system in the Middle East, called the Middle East Consortium on Infectious Disease Surveillance.

    CNN: Gearing up for prevention: The Hajj meets H1N1

  • That job involved building regional disease surveillance systems in the Mideast, something he now hopes can be built on a global scale.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • At the Prince Mahidol Awards Conference in Bangkok this January, a new organization was launched called CORDS (Connecting Organizations for Regional Disease Surveillance).

    FORBES: The Fight to End Pandemics

  • For several decades, the United States and Brazil have participated in a bilateral dialogue to discuss medical research, disease surveillance, and improving public health.

    WHITEHOUSE: Fact Sheet: The U.S.-Brazil Global Partnership Dialogue

  • Former President Jimmy Carter negotiated a cease-fire in 1995 to allow health workers to conduct national Guinea worm disease surveillance, treating patients and tracking cases.

    CNN: Guinea worm a greater challenge than smallpox

  • Dr Angus Nicholl, director of the Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre, told BBC News Online there were some concerns that NHS laboratories had previously focussed on diagnostics rather than surveillance.

    BBC: Infectious diseases warning

  • The Chinese government has stepped up its disease surveillance, and has advised people to maintain good personal hygiene, including frequent hand-washing and avoiding direct contact with sick or dead animals.

    BBC: China culls poultry as bird flu death toll reaches six

  • The Chinese government has stepped up its disease surveillance and is retrospectively testing any recently reported cases of severe respiratory infection, to check if any cases had not been recognised as H7N9.

    BBC: WHO confirms five deaths from China bird flu

  • "The cease-fire enabled us to conduct disease surveillance with the freedom of movement, not fearing land mines and getting shot, " said Dr. Nabil Azziz, who coordinated Sudan's national Guinea worm eradication program until 2007.

    CNN: Guinea worm a greater challenge than smallpox

  • Clinton of the National Electronic Disease Surveillance Network.

    CNN: By FRANK BUCKLEY/

  • Made up of six regional disease surveillance networks in the Middle East, Southern and East Africa, South East Asia and Eastern Europe (each of which are in turn partnerships of several national health ministries), CORDS has the potential to speed best practices and help innovate rapid disease detection and response.

    FORBES: The Fight to End Pandemics

  • She wants the government to do much more to develop national pharmaceutical and vaccine stockpiles and to improve disease-surveillance systems.

    ECONOMIST: Biowarfare could be the worst terrorist threat of all

  • Unlike at the end of the first world war, there is now a global disease-surveillance system which would sound the alarm if H5N1 showed signs of being able to pass from person to person.

    ECONOMIST: Averting a global plague | The

  • The city-state maintains a strict disease and mosquito surveillance regime, as well as tough penalties for residents who fail to clear mosquito-breeding sites in their homes.

    WSJ: Dengue Fever on the Rise in Singapore

  • In the wake of SARS, the government in 2004 set up a new center focused on disease control, including better surveillance and diagnostic systems.

    WSJ: Hong Kong Steps Up Bird-Flu Measures

  • However, poor countries in Asia, such as Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and Laos, lack the veterinary facilities for surveillance of the disease in animals, the laboratories to test samples and the ability to respond swiftly to eradicate outbreaks.

    ECONOMIST: Bird flu

  • Researchers at the University of Iowa, studying the 2009 swine flu pandemic, compared fluctuations in the use of certain phrases on Twitter with flu cases reported through the US Centre for Disease Control, which has its own sophisticated flu surveillance system.

    BBC: Can crowdsourcing beat the flu?

  • According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Survey 2004, more than 70% of adult Milwaukeeans reported that they had had at least one alcoholic drink within the past 30 days--the highest percentage on our list.

    FORBES: America's Drunkest Cities

  • Without fundamental changes in farming and radical improvements in port surveillance, we remain at high risk of new disease outbreaks every day.

    BBC: The pointless slaughter?

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