Google Flu Trends in Canada: a comparison of digital disease surveillance data with physician consultations and respiratory virus surveillance data, 2010–2014
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Y. Yasui | L. J. Martin | B. Lee | L J Martin | B E Lee | Y Yasui | Yutaka Yasui | L. J. Martin | Bonita E. Lee
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