Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
11033333 Environmental Research 2018 23 Pages PDF
Abstract
Our study indicates that floods could significantly increase the risks of typhoid fever with lag effects of 1 week in the study areas. Precautionary measures should be taken with a focus on the identified vulnerable groups in order to control the transmission of typhoid fever associated with floods.
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