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How Can Early Detection Be Achieved?
Early detection can be achieved through various methods such as
surveillance systems
,
screening programs
, and the use of
advanced technologies
like
genomics
and
bioinformatics
. Surveillance systems help in monitoring disease trends and provide early warning signals for potential outbreaks.
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