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Tuberculosis reinfection rate as a proportion of total infection rate correlates with the logarithm of the incidence rate: a mathematical model

scientific article published in January 2009

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Tuberculosis reinfection rate as a proportion of total infection rate correlates with the logarithm of the incidence rate: a mathematical model (English)

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Pieter W Uys

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John W Hargrove

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1 January 2009

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Prediction of the Tuberculosis Reinfection Proportion from the Local Incidence

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Exogenous reinfection in tuberculosis

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10.1098/RSIF.2008.0184

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16 November 2017

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