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A wastewater monitoring network has been created by public health scientists to monitor potential disease threats during the FIFA World Cup. The initiative aims to detect diseases such as measles and Ebola as large crowds of soccer fans attend the event.
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A wastewater monitoring network has been created by public health scientists to monitor potential disease threats during the FIFA World Cup. The initiative aims to detect diseases such as measles and Ebola as large crowds of soccer fans attend the event.
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Wastewater Monitoring Network Established for FIFA World Cup Disease Forecasting