Emerging and reemerging infectious diseases: a multidisciplinary perspective.
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John W. Glasser | J. Bull | S. Schrag | S. Altizer | P. Small | J. Glasser | James G. Adams | R. Pinner | D. Stephens | E. Moxon | R. Berkelman | M. Farley | S. Nichol | S. Aral | P. Thrall | J. Antonovics | V. Perrot | A. Nahmias | G. Cauthen | H. Katner | A. Glasgow | J. Mittler | E. Bond | S. Kelley
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