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Patterns of West Nile virus in the Northeastern United States using negative binomial and mechanistic trait-based models

2022-11-13

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West Nile virus primarily infects birds and mosquitoes but has also caused over 2000 human deaths, and >50,000 reported human cases. Present-day West Nile virus risk was described for the Northeastern United States, using a negative binomial model. Changes in risk due to climate change were examined for the next decade using a temperature-trait model. West Nile virus risk was generally expected to increase over th...

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DOI: 10.1101/2022.11.09.22282143

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