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The hidden dimension of tuberculosis: non-human primate reservoirs and One Health strategies

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By Krishna Prasad Acharya, Lewyt College, Long Island
| The Lancet Verified
Tuberculosis remains the world’s leading cause of death from a single infectious agent, despite effective diagnostics and treatment. More than 10 million people develop tuberculosis each year, and over 1 million die, placing the disease among the top ten causes of death worldwide, according to WHO.1 In their Health Policy paper (March, 2026), Coleman and colleagues2 help to explain why tuberculosis continues to impose such a heavy burden.
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Evolutionary blind spots: how systematic barriers obscure effective antimicrobial options

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By Francesco Branda, Krishna Prasad Acharya, Sukraraj Tropical
| The Lancet Verified
Antimicrobial resistance is accelerating faster than the global capacity to develop, approve, and distribute new antimicrobial agents. Dennis Nurjadi and colleagues1 convincingly argue that antimicrobial strategies should incorporate evolutionary dynamics, a position that is both timely and essential.
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Personalized Differential Privacy for Ridge Regression Under Output Perturbation

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By Krishna Prasad Acharya, Franziska Boenisch, Rakshit Naidu, Juba Ziani
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Over the last decade, the amount of private data collected about individuals has experienced an exponential growth. As the data is used for computing statistics, training recommender systems, and automated decision-making in sensitive domains, such as medicine, privacy concerns around this data are growing. The gold standard for analyzing the data with privacy guarantees is Differential Privacy (DP) (Dwork et al. 2006).
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