COVID-19 Could Hurt Adoption of Contact Biometrics but Help Facial Recognition
The use of fingerprint and vein biometrics technologies will most likely suffer due to new stringent infectious disease…
News May 8
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HHS Releases 2019-2022 National Health Security Strategy
The National Health Security Strategy outlines the top four health security threats facing the U.S. today and HHS'…
News January 28
10 Critical Protocols for Enhanced School Terrorism Preparedness
Protocols for communication, lockdown, reverse evacuation and reunification are just some of the procedures your campus should have…
Insights December 1
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CDC: Flu Now Widespread in 43 States
So far this season, 21 children have died from influenza and the illness is now widespread in 43…
News January 8Hospital Pays More than $1M to Treat 2 Ebola Patients
The University of Nebraska Medical Center wants the federal government to pay for medical costs and other related…
News November 19U.S. Not Prepared for Bio-Terrorism, Disease Outbreak
The United States is not equipped to deal with a large-scale bio-terrorism attack or deadly disease outbreak, according…
News October 181 in 3 Hospitals Struggle With Radiological Disaster Preparedness
Note: This is the second installment of Campus Safety magazine’s two-part coverage of results from its emergency preparedness…
News March 23More than 1 in 4 Schools, Colleges ‘Not Prepared at All’ for a Nuclear Disaster
In part one of this series, CS poll shows that many educational facilities are not ready for a radiological event,…
News March 22Last Chance to Take Our Emergency Preparedness Survey
In light of the tragic events that are unfolding in Japan right now, Campus Safety magazine wants to…
News March 18
