The impact of ambient fine particles on influenza transmission and the modification effects of temperature in China: A multi-city study
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Wenyi Zhang | Yuming Guo | Shanshan Li | Gail M. Williams | Gongbo Chen | W. Cao | Yuming Guo | Shanshan Li | Wenyi Zhang | Gongbo Chen | Hongyan Ren | R. Huxley | Gail Williams | Wei Cao | Rachel Huxley | Yongming Zhang | Hongyan Ren | Yongming Zhang | Gail M. Williams
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