Characterizing the epidemiology of the 2009 influenza A / H 1 N 1 pandemic in Mexico : Supplementary Information
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L. Simonsen | M. Miller | J. Tamerius | S. Echevarría-Zuno G. Chowell | L. Simonsen | J. Tamerius | M. A. Miller | S. E. G. Chowell
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