Modelling seasonality of Lassa fever incidences and vector dynamics in Nigeria.
Lassa fever (Lf) is a viral haemorrhagic disease endemic to West Africa and is caused by the Lassa mammarenavirus. The rodent Mastomys natalensis serves as the primary reservoir and its ecology and behaviour have been linked to the distinct spatial and temporal patterns in the incidence of Lf. Niger...
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Main Authors: | James Q McKendrick (Author), Warren S D Tennant (Author), Michael J Tildesley (Author) |
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