Epidemiological and virological characteristics of influenza in the western pacific region of the world health organization, 2006-2010

• Main Authors: Cook A.R., Barr I., Hurt A., Kelso A., Reading P., Ly S., Seng H., Buchy P., Ung S.A., Shu Y., Xu C., Xu Z., Wang D., Kama M., Singh P., Fujisaki S., Odagiri T., Tashiro M., Archkhawongs S., Khamphaphongphanh B., Vongphrachanh P., Kheong C.C., Ismail N., Burmaa A., Darmaa B., Nymadawa P., Grangeon J.-P., Gourinat A.-C., Huang Q.S., Lopez L.D., Lopez J.M., Olveda R.M., Roque V., Jennings L., Kang C., Lin C., Lin R., Tee W.S.N., Balish A., Corwin A., Kapella B.K., Kitsutani P., Mcfarland J., Moen A., Xu X., Hoang V.M.P., Long N.L., Mai L.Q., Nguyen L.K.H., Nguyen H.A., Nguyen T.L., Nguyen T.N., Asgari N., Dawainavesi A., Denehy E.J., Dominguez M.N., Jamsran M., Kasai T., Kool J., Lewis H., Luo D., Olowokure B., Partridge J., Pavlin B., Samaan G., Singh H., Tsuyuoka R., Vakacegu A., Zhang W.
• Other Authors: PATHOLOGY
• Format: Article
• Published: 2019
• Subjects: adolescent; adult; aged; article; Australia; child; controlled study; disease activity; disease surveillance; epidemiology; Fiji; flu like syndrome; human; influenza; Influenza virus A; Influenza virus B; Japan; medical information system; Mongolia; New Caledonia; New Zealand; nonhuman; Northern Hemisphere; South Korea; Southern Hemisphere; virus characterization; virus detection; virus strain; world health organization; Influenza A virus; Influenza B virus; Orthomyxoviridae
• Online Access: https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/161978
• Institution: National University of Singapore

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