Pandemic--The Role of the Electronic Sharing of Public Health Data, Public Health Data Science, and Public Health Action
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The ongoing coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) pan-demic reminds me of the importance of good, public health data and analysis for public health action to protect the health of the population, especially during a pandemic.
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