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CIDRZ Recovery: Stronger Institutions for Health and Development
June 21, 2016 8 min. read

CIDRZ reforms and rebuilds its research, public health, and development programs to deliver better science, health care, and local talent capacity-building.

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Publication of Second Bird Flu Paper
June 24, 2012 4 min. read

After prolonged controversy, Science magazine has published in its current issue the second of the bird flu papers detailing how a human-transmissible virus could spontaneously arise in nature. This one, by a team lead by Ron Fouchier in Rotterdam (see photo), identified five mutations in the H5N1 virus itself that could render it transmissible through […]

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Losing a Mother in Bangladesh Implies 25% Probability of Reaching 10 Years of Age
June 7, 2010 3 min. read

Using data from population surveys from 1982 to 2005, an  international group of researchers estimated that in Bangladesh, losing a mother implies that a child has about a 25% chance of reaching 10 years of age. The numbers speak for themselves.  Those who did not lose their mothers had an 89% chance of reaching the […]

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