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By Tim Ferguson, 27 November 2008 13:11

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silicon.com took a look around Google Labs and picked out some of the most interesting apps currently making an appearance.

Pictured is Google Flu Trends that aggregates search data around flu-related topics that research has shown correlates closely to actual incidents of flu. In this way, outbreaks of flu can be detected early and healthcare professionals can be ready to deal with the increase in patients.

Check out what else the Googleplex boffins have been up to.

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