Optimizing typhoid fever case definitions by combining serological tests in a large population study in Hechi City, China
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Abstract
Optimizing typhoid fever case definitions by combining serological tests in a large population study in Hechi City, China - Volume 135 Issue 6 - B. DONG, C. M. GALINDO, E. SHIN, C. J. ACOSTA, A. L. PAGE, M. WANG, D. KIM, R. L. OCHIAI, J. PARK, M. ALI, L. V. SEIDLEIN, Z. XU, J. YANG, J. D. CLEMENS
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| Authors | B. DONG;C. M. GALINDO;E. SHIN;C. J. ACOSTA;A. L. PAGE;M. WANG;D. KIM;R. L. OCHIAI;J. PARK;M. ALI;L. V. SEIDLEIN;Z. XU;J. YANG;J. D. CLEMENS; |
| Journal | epidemiology & infection |
| Year | 2007 |
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