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Transmission models of tuberculosis in heterogeneous population.

Chinese medical journal - 5 Aug 2007

Jia Zhong-wei, Li Xiao-wen, Feng Dan, Cao Wu-chun

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OBJECTIVE: To review the transmission models of tuberculosis in heterogeneous population. DATA SOURCES: The data used in this review were adopted mainly from the studies of models of tuberculosis reported from 1995 to 2006. STUDY SELECTION: Relevant literature on transmission models of tuberculosis in heterogeneous populations are referenced. RESULTS: Casual/random factors and genetic factors are the main reasons...

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