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Population and Public Health Informatics Policy (33) Air Pollution (29) Global Health Surveillance (25)

Published on in Vol 10, No 1 (2018):

Using real-time syndromic surveillance to monitor the health effects of air pollution

Using real-time syndromic surveillance to monitor the health effects of air pollution

Using real-time syndromic surveillance to monitor the health effects of air pollution

Authors of this article:

Sally Harcourt1 ;   Lydia Izon-Cooper2 ;   Felipe D. Colón-González3 ;   Roger Morbey4 ;   Gillian Smith4 ;   Naima Bradley5 ;   Karen Exley5 ;   Alec Dobney2 ;   Iain Lake3 ;   Alex Elliot4
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