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Estimating the size of the outbreak of new-variant CJD

1999-01-01

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Despite the small numbers of New-Variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (vCJD) observed, sufficient human data have now accrued to allow statistical estimation of all three of the important parameters: the mean period between infection and death (the "mortality period"), its variance and the size of the outbreak. The mean mortality period is estimated to lie in the range six to 16 years, with low variances associated w...

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f88f92cf-fbbf-5a92-b4e4-3c8c350f1e01
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10.1108/00070709910251469
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