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Use of Syndromic Surveillance Information for Expanded Assessment of Wildfire Disaster

Use of Syndromic Surveillance Information for Expanded Assessment of Wildfire Disaster

Use of Syndromic Surveillance Information for Expanded Assessment of Wildfire Disaster

Authors of this article:

Jeffrey Johnson1 ;   Michele Ginsberg1 ;   Nancy French2 ;   Brian Thelen2 ;   Benjamin Koziol2
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