Cameras Cut Crime, But Only Where Neighborhoods Let Them Work
A new study of Washington, D.C. finds that CCTV cameras reduce crime unevenly, working best in low-poverty, renter-heavy and commercial ...
A new study of Washington, D.C. finds that CCTV cameras reduce crime unevenly, working best in low-poverty, renter-heavy and commercial ...
A new proposal urges the Americas to supplement retrospective measles elimination verification with real-time indicators of importation pressure and surveillance ...
A new study argues that artificial intelligence in schools is fundamentally a governance issue that redistributes authority, responsibility, and accountability ...
A new commentary warns that the three-factor risk model proposed for esophageal cancer patients achieving pathological complete response after neoadjuvant ...
Researchers are calling for an integrated One Health surveillance framework combining genomics, food traceability, and environmental monitoring to detect Cyclospora ...
A new modelling study projects GDP losses across a wide range of pandemic intervention scenarios, identifying the optimal type, timing ...
A cross-sectional study of more than 1,000 attendees at a Japanese STI clinic found that 10.7 percent carried antibodies against ...
Wastewater-based surveillance has emerged over the past decade as one of the most informative complements to clinical testing for tracking ...
Researchers have introduced Generative Video Compression, a framework that transmits video at rates as low as 0.02% and below 0.01% ...
Researchers argue that a cyclical value-chain framework can diagnose where artificial intelligence creates and destroys public value across data collection, ...
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