Short-term and long-term epidemiological impacts of sustained vector control in various dengue endemic settings: A modelling study

10.1371/journal.pcbi.1009979

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Main Authors:	Sun, Haoyang, Perkins, Alex, Koo, Joel, Dickens, Borame L, Clapham, Hannah E, Cook, Alex R
Other Authors:	SAW SWEE HOCK SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
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Subjects:	Science & Technology Life Sciences & Biomedicine Biochemical Research Methods Mathematical & Computational Biology Biochemistry & Molecular Biology AEDES-AEGYPTI POPULATION-DYNAMICS ALBOPICTUS VIREMIA DISEASE
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spellingShingle	Science & Technology Life Sciences & Biomedicine Biochemical Research Methods Mathematical & Computational Biology Biochemistry & Molecular Biology AEDES-AEGYPTI POPULATION-DYNAMICS ALBOPICTUS VIREMIA DISEASE Sun, Haoyang Perkins, Alex Koo, Joel Dickens, Borame L Clapham, Hannah E Cook, Alex R Short-term and long-term epidemiological impacts of sustained vector control in various dengue endemic settings: A modelling study
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title	Short-term and long-term epidemiological impacts of sustained vector control in various dengue endemic settings: A modelling study
title_short	Short-term and long-term epidemiological impacts of sustained vector control in various dengue endemic settings: A modelling study
title_full	Short-term and long-term epidemiological impacts of sustained vector control in various dengue endemic settings: A modelling study
title_fullStr	Short-term and long-term epidemiological impacts of sustained vector control in various dengue endemic settings: A modelling study
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Short-term and long-term epidemiological impacts of sustained vector control in various dengue endemic settings: A modelling study

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