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Strategic vaccine stockpiles for regional epidemics of emerging viruses: a geospatial modeling framework

2024-01-20

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Multinational epidemics of emerging infectious diseases are increasingly common, due to anthropogenic pressure on ecosystems and the growing connectivity of human populations. Early and efficient vaccination can contain outbreaks and prevent mass mortality, but optimal vaccine stockpiling strategies are dependent on pathogen characteristics, reservoir ecology, and epidemic dynamics. Here, we model major regional o...

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f359c1f9-df3f-5044-82bf-6b6b12315fa0
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10.1101/2024.01.19.24301505
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