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Syndromic Surveillance – Review on Different Practices Performance, and Added Value for Public Health

2025-12-24

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Timely identification of infectious disease threats is essential for public health readiness. Conventional indicator-based surveillance systems, while dependable for tracking established pathogens, frequently lack the agility and sensitivity to detect new infections promptly. Syndromic surveillance, which examines pre-diagnostic and non-specific health indicators from many data sources in near real time, serves as...

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7a1ba578-1895-583d-ba4b-c42b94544023
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10.20944/preprints202512.2139.v1
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