Bird flu and beyond: The top 5 infectious diseases to look out for now
In an ever-changing landscape of emerging infectious disease threats, AI has the power to spot them sooner — and sound the alarm earlier — than
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Respiratory disease trends: 2024 and beyond
This year’s peak season showed us what we can expect — and what we still can’t predict — for the years ahead For most of
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The Wastewater Whisperers
Thanks to wastewater surveillance, sewers can double as data pipelines that can help predict infectious disease spread Here at BlueDot, we face a constant paradox
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All the Buzz on Mosquito-borne Diseases
How climate change is expanding mosquito habitat and spreading diseases to new regions — and how AI can help predict their next move Malaria has
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BlueDot rapid risk assessment: Travel health risks in Uganda
Join BlueDot epidemiologist Josephine De Leon as she performs a rapid risk assessment of travel health risks in Uganda to prepare her team for an
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BlueDot rapid risk assessment: Measles in Indonesia and the Philippines
In recent months BlueDot has identified an increase of measles activity across the globe. Growing activity is of particular concern to more vulnerable populations such as
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How BlueDot is using LLMs to detect outbreaks faster
Next generation surveillance of infectious disease intelligence Lauren Charbon, Director of Product Marketing When protecting your people, operations, and economy from the disruption of infectious
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Transforming Public Health Surveillance
Unleashing the power of AI-powered surveillance vs. traditional in-house systems Building a world-class disease surveillance engine is hard. We would know – ours was the
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BlueDot rapid risk assessment: South Africa’s cholera outbreak
Despite their name, “rapid” risk assessments can take hours – if not days. And when an outbreak emerges, every second counts. At BlueDot, we cut
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Unmasking COVID-19’s impact
Diabetes emerges as a disturbing addition to the global burden While the World Health Organization may have lifted the global emergency status for COVID-19, the
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