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... associated disability . Am J Public Health 1984 ; 74 : 574-9 . 7. Centers for Disease Control . Survey of chronic disease activities in state and territorial health agencies . MMWR 1987 ; 36 : 565-8 . International Notes Korean ...
... associated disability . Am J Public Health 1984 ; 74 : 574-9 . 7. Centers for Disease Control . Survey of chronic disease activities in state and territorial health agencies . MMWR 1987 ; 36 : 565-8 . International Notes Korean ...
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... associated ( Hantaan ) virus from urban rat - associated ( Seoul ) virus . All sera that had been confirmed as positive yielded titers at least fourfold higher against prototype Hantaan virus than against Seoul virus . Approximately 150 ...
... associated ( Hantaan ) virus from urban rat - associated ( Seoul ) virus . All sera that had been confirmed as positive yielded titers at least fourfold higher against prototype Hantaan virus than against Seoul virus . Approximately 150 ...
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... associated hantaviruses probably cause the most severe human disease , with mortality rates currently reported between 3 % and 7 % ( 1 ) . Rattus - associated disease is apparently less severe , and asymptomatic infections may be more ...
... associated hantaviruses probably cause the most severe human disease , with mortality rates currently reported between 3 % and 7 % ( 1 ) . Rattus - associated disease is apparently less severe , and asymptomatic infections may be more ...
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... associated HFRS in Asia . There were no asymptomatic seropositives among those at risk for the disease . There was no evidence for a point source . The cases occurred sporadically during the fall season and were localized in an area ...
... associated HFRS in Asia . There were no asymptomatic seropositives among those at risk for the disease . There was no evidence for a point source . The cases occurred sporadically during the fall season and were localized in an area ...
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... associated morbidity levels reported by state and territorial epidemiologists Number of states reporting sporadic activity * Number of states reporting regional activity * Number of states reporting widespread activity Reports from ...
... associated morbidity levels reported by state and territorial epidemiologists Number of states reporting sporadic activity * Number of states reporting regional activity * Number of states reporting widespread activity Reports from ...
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