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H1N1 inspires palm-vein biometrics

Palm-vein biometrics uses near-infrared light to capture palm-vein patterns in a person's hand, which serves as their identity to the systems. A user would hold his hand over a small scanning device attached to his computer that reads the pattern and matches it to a database of preregistered users. Unlike fingerprint scanning, palm vein is contactless, meaning the user doesn't touch any devices and risk leaving behind a "footprint" fingerprint that could be accessed or stolen.

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Friday - 09/30/2011, 10:47am EDT

Maryland braces for next H1N1 spike

Even though recent cases of H1N1 are down after two waves last year, a spokesman for the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene said it would not be surprising for this flu strain to surface again in a big way one or two more times.

Tags: Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene , swine flu ,

Friday - 01/22/2010, 09:26am EST
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