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Human mobility patterns to inform sampling sites for early pathogen detection and routes of spread: a network modeling and validation study

2024-01-13

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<h4>Background</h4> Detecting and foreseeing pathogen dispersion is crucial in preventing widespread disease transmission. Human mobility is a critical issue in human transmission of infectious agents. Through a mobility data-driven approach, we determined municipalities in Brazil that could make up an advanced sentinel network, allowing for early detection of circulating pathogens and their associated transmissio...

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80bba377-d608-5d1e-9c94-ba7575b93e06
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10.1101/2024.01.12.24301207
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