Positive Network Assortativity of Influenza Vaccination at a High School: Implications for Outbreak Risk and Herd Immunity
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Guohong Cao | Marcel Salathé | Jianping He | Victoria C. Barclay | Timo Smieszek | Hongjiang Gao | Amra Uzicanin | M. Salathé | G. Cao | T. Smieszek | V. C. Barclay | J. Rainey | A. Uzicanin | Hongjiang Gao | Jeanette J. Rainey | Jianping He
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