End TB strategy: the need to reduce risk inequalities
Abstract
Diseases occur in populations whose individuals differ in essential characteristics, such as exposure to the causative agent, susceptibility given exposure, and infectiousness upon infection in the case of infectious diseases. Concepts developed in demography more than 30 years ago assert that variability between individuals affects substantially the estimation of overall population risk from disease incidence data. Methods that ignore...
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Title
End TB strategy: the need to reduce risk inequalities
Published Date
Mar 22, 2016
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Volume
16
Issue
1
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