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Regulations help make sure that people and companies behave properly, especially when it comes to health and safety. The Environmental Protection...

A major part of controlling an outbreak is contact tracing - tracing back all the contacts an infected person had while contagious and having those...

Data about the ongoing pandemic is introducing the general public to a very familiar topic in epidemiology: Epi curves. These displays of data help...

Without a doubt, those in charge of environmental safety at businesses, places of worship, schools, and other public areas were inundated with sales...