UK launches world’s first early warning system for faster pandemic detection
Innovation News Network - 06-Nov-2024The system will use genetic testing to identify infections quickly
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The system will use genetic testing to identify infections quickly
Potential risks like DNA damage from space radiation require further study
Health officials assure the public that the risk remains low as tracing efforts begin
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Despite recent progress, life expectancy remains below pre-pandemic levels
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Possible factors of damage include radiation exposure and microgravity
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