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When tests to detect COVID-19 are commonly used (use cases) and what to consider when deciding which type of test to employ.
Government collaborates with Microsoft and other world leading technology companies to create a framework which will identify gaps in deepfake detection.
A novel laser detection system developed by Sentinel Photonics has evolved from a promising concept to commercial technology through DASA and Dstl support.
UKHSA reminds eligible groups to come forward for mpox vaccination.
Border Force becomes the first agency in the world to use specially trained dogs to detect both deadly fentanyl and nitazenes.
Approved explosive trace detection (ETD) systems for use in aviation security.
Seasonal excess all-cause mortality surveillance and heat mortality monitoring reports from UKHSA.
Dstl ensures the UK can develop and exploit new sensor technologies for our defence and security, to find and assess potential threats and give information to decision-makers.
How to use an economic evaluation to evaluate your digital health product.
Approved systems for screening people’s shoes for explosive threats and concealed metal at airports.
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