Bayesian geostatistical modelling of malaria and lymphatic filariasis infections in Uganda: predictors of risk and geographical patterns of co-endemicity
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Penelope Vounatsou | Carsten Rahbek | Anna-Sofie Stensgaard | Thomas K Kristensen | A. Onapa | P. Vounatsou | C. Rahbek | A. Stensgaard | T. Kristensen | P. E. Simonsen | E. M. Pedersen | Ambrose W Onapa | Paul E Simonsen | Erling M Pedersen | P. Simonsen
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