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Spatio‐Temporal Attributes of Pandemic and Epidemic Diseases

2010-08-01

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Abstract Human‐to‐human transmissible pandemics, most notably the Medieval Black Death and Spanish Flu of 1918, have historically resulted in the world’s greatest mortality events. Today, as global transportation networks move people rapidly around the world, there are few barriers to emergent diseases. The mystery of the next great pandemic is not if, but rather when and where it will emerge. Therefore, understan...

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10.1111/j.1749-8198.2010.00355.x
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