The Revised Arthropod Containment Guidelines

Containment of arthropod disease vectors.

Effective containment of arthropod vectors of infectious diseases is necessary to prevent transmission of pathogens by released, infected vectors and to prevent vectors that escape from establishing populations that subsequently contribute to increased disease. Although rare, past releases illustrate what can go wrong and justify the need for guidelines that minimize risks. An overview of recom...

Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence Containment

With almost daily improvements in capabilities of artificial intelligence it is more important than ever to develop safety software for use by the AI research community. Building on our previous work on AI Containment Problem we propose a number of guidelines which should help AI safety researchers to develop reliable sandboxing software for intelligent programs of all levels. Such safety conta...

Revised guidelines on

Latent tuberculosis: revised treatment guidelines.

ing to 1999 estimates, 1.86 billion people — one third of the world’s population — are infected with tuberculosis. Most people with primary tuberculosis (TB) do not have signs or symptoms and may not know that they are infected. Their immune systems contain the tubercle bacilli in oxygen-deprived small granulomas, where the bacilli lie dormant for years. Following primary infection, the lifetim...

Revised dietary guidelines for Koreans.

With rapidly changing dietary environment, dietary guidelines for Koreans were revised and relevant action guides were developed. First, the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee was established with experts and government officials from the fields of nutrition, preventive medicine, health promotion, agriculture, education and environment. The Committee set dietary goals for Koreans aiming for ...