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TIAA-CREF has made a business out of crunching numbers. So one can see how they would appreciate Oracle RTD, or Real Time Decisions. Take a look at this white paper to learn more about TIAA-CREF...
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Fake swine flu e-mails lead to computer virus
You can ignore that e-mail that looks like it comes from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control about creating a profile for an H1N1 vaccination program.
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Sickening swine flu, social media opportunism
It's times like these that make me ashamed to say I work in marketing. The noise around swine flu has quieted down a little, but that's not to say that people still shouldn't be wary. However,...
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Swine Flu tracking? There's an app for that
"There's an app for that" has never been more true. Not only are Macs being used to track the Influenza A(H1N1) virus (formerly “Swine Flu�) on the desktop, but it's now being used to track...
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One of those days...
It all began with a server migration last night...Most of you can probably fill in the blanks from there. Things of that nature are rarely as easy as they should be. Then, of course, there's...
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Green shopping bags linked to stomach flu
An entire girl's soccer team was infected with an outbreak of norovirus. The source: a reusable grocery bag that they ate cookies from.
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Texting to tackle the flu
We're gearing up to this year's flu season. Here's a flu vaccination resource guide and a fun story about a TACKLEFLU texting contest.
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Creating an early warning flu pandemic system
Created by students: An early warning system for flu pandemics, to prevent the spread of the virus on the 2009 or 1918 flu pandemic which killed countless numbers.
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A year into H1N1, a call for better vaccine technology
More work is needed on shelf stable, egg-free vaccine technologies, and on scaling them. But that work is continuing. Next time H1N1 strikes, perhaps this winter, we shouldn't be panicking.
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Swine flu was the topic of the year for 2009
Flu stories were big all year, especially after the H1N1 "swine" flu showed up, on one side or the other of the U.S.-Mexico border, early in the spring.
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Back to they did too much on swine flu
Despite clear evidence that your chances of dying from a vaccine are infinitesimal next to the chances you may die of flu, millions still refuse the vaccine.
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The other H1N1 virus makes your PC sick
The CDC has put out an alert on the hoax, on a continuing blog called hoaxes_rumors.
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News to know: MS Office; Fake H1N1; AT&T; Dell; Nokia
A Microsoft Office promotion, fake H1N1 alerts and AT&T's Verizon lawsuit are among today's top headlines.
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Fake H1N1 (Swine Flu) alerts lead to malware
The e-mail messages contain a link to a bogus Centers for Disease Control and Prevention site with prompts to create a user profile. During this process, a malware file gets planted on the user's...
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Fake swine flu e-mails lead to computer virus
You can ignore that e-mail that looks like it comes from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control about creating a profile for an H1N1 vaccination program.
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A psychological contagion of myth and suspicion
The source of this irrational fear won't be found in Mexico, or China. It doesn't come from the Third World. It comes from among us, from people and institutions right here in America. Fighting it...
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Falling behind in science? No kidding!
Our school district is providing H1N1 shots to any students whose parents request it. It's an easy way to build some so-called "herd immunity" in the age group most vulnerable to this particular...
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Life insurance may prove difficult to get if you contract H1N1
President Obama wants to ensure that health insurance companies cannot deny you coverage if you have a pre-existing condition. He may have another challenge ahead: life insurance.
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Flu pandemic disproportionately infects, kills young people; are some getting preferred treatment?
Analyzing the first 1000 H1N1 cases in the State of California, younger people were dying at a higher rate.....Alberta Health Services fires employee for giving preferred treatment to NHL Calgary...
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Will a flu pandemic really bring down the Internet?
The General Accountability Office has rapped the Department of Homeland Security for failure to plan for Internet congestion in the event of a severe pandemic that could overwhelm networks. The...
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JAMA studies push the need for H1N1 flu shot
Like the 1918 pandemic this bug seems to seek out the young and healthy. If you're sick enough to be hospitalized there's a fair chance you won't come out alive. Modern medicine is better than it...
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