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Use Cases in Human, Animal, and Zoonotic Communicable/Infectious Disease Surveillance (132)

Published on in Vol 9, No 1 (2017):

Spatio-Temporal Cluster Detection for Legionellosis using Multiple Patient Addresses

Spatio-Temporal Cluster Detection for Legionellosis using Multiple Patient Addresses

Spatio-Temporal Cluster Detection for Legionellosis using Multiple Patient Addresses

Authors of this article:

Eric R. Peterson1 ;   Sharon K. Greene1
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