"...researchers at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, examining three
years' worth of Wikipedia data such as searches for symptoms or
diagnoses, managed to create very accurate forecasts of the spread of
dengue fever in Brazil and influenza in the U.S., Japan, Poland and
Thailand.
They were also able to make predictions, although less accurate ones,
of outbreaks of tuberculosis in Thailand and China and of the spread of
dengue fever in Thailand, the researchers reported in the journal PLOS Computational Biology."
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