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Urbanisation and infectious diseases in a globalised world

Emilie Alirol, Laurent Gétaz, Béat Stoll, François Chappuis, Louis Loutan

2011-01-25reviewThe Lancet Infectious Diseases705 citationsbronze

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Urban and Rural Development Challenges Zoonotic diseases and public health Global Health and Epidemiology

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