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Disruption of seasonal influenza circulation and evolution during two pandemic events in Southeastern Asia: contrasting the role of human movement and pathogen competition

2024-06-20

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East, South, and Southeast Asia (together referred to as Southeastern Asia hereafter) have been recognized as critical areas fuelling the global circulation of seasonal influenza. However, the internal migration network of seasonal influenza within Southeastern Asia remains unclear, including how pandemic-related disruptions altered the network structure and circulation dynamics in this region. Here, we leveraged...

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a611c68d-c57b-5820-9b50-ae9c13ecf217
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10.1101/2024.06.19.24309151
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