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Virus tracking
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Rapid at-home COVID-19 tests can achieve 99% sensitivity and specificity for detecting infectious virus.
The FDA's regulatory framework hinders the deployment of rapid tests as public health tools.
A global immunological observatory could track viruses like a weather system, enhancing pandemic preparedness.
Machine learning can reverse engineer protein folding, potentially revolutionizing medicine.
40% of Americans distrust the COVID vaccine, complicating public health efforts.
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