Fields- Borders in Public Health and Mathematical Epidemiology
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Title: Don’t fence me in: The importance of cross-border movements in infectious disease outbreaks
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Title: Infectious diseases research using large, linkable databases
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Title: HIV in Two Interacting High-risk Groups
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Title: Ecosystem dynamics and the dilution effect
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Title: Regional reinfection by Dengue: a network approach using data from Mexico
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Title: Panel - Dawn Parker, Ying-Hen Hsieh, Mick Roberts, Jeff Kwong, Jorge Velasco Hernandez
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Title: Seed vs. soil: disease emergence requires more than importation
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Title: Identifying the Optimal Strategy for Accelerating the Elimination of Measles from China
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Title: Panel - Robyn Lee, Ali Asgary, David Earn, John Glasser
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Title: Effects of Internal Migration on the Dynamics and Control of Infectious Diseases in China
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Title: Controlling infection in predator-prey systems with transmission dynamics
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Title: Bridging the Gap between Mathematical Modeling and Public Health
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Title: Confronting Mathematical Models with Disease Data: the Issue of Nonidentifiability
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Title: Modeling across state lines
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Title: York-Sanofi IRC Team
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Title: Patient and practice level factors associated with seasonal influenza vaccine uptake among at-risk adults in England: an age-stratified six-year retrospective cohort study
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Title: York-Sanofi Team
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Title: Panel Ed Thommes, Kathryn Glass, Affan Shoukat, Amy Greer, Senelani Dorothy Hove Musekwa
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