Estimating disease burden of a potential A(H7N9) pandemic influenza outbreak in the United States
Abstract Background Since spring 2013, periodic emergence of avian influenza A(H7N9) virus in China has heightened the concern for a possible pandemic outbreak among humans, though it is believed that the virus is not yet human-to-human transmittable. Till June 2017, A(H7N9) has resulted in 1533 lab...
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Main Authors: | Walter Silva (Author), Tapas K. Das (Author), Ricardo Izurieta (Author) |
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