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Natural history of infection of influenza
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Controlling Infectious Diseases »
Controlling Infectious Diseases
Controlling Infectious Diseases☜Mapping the issues around endemic diseases—such as malaria, measles, influenza, HIV, Dengue and West Nile Virus—with the aims of identifying improved control strategies and of providing insights into to the work of mathematical biologists, epidemiologists and public health officials in this field.☜F1CEB7
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Diseases »
Diseases
Diseases☜☜FFB597
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Influenza »
Influenza
Influenza☜Influenza (flu) is a respiratory infection in mammals and birds. It is caused by an RNA virus in the family Orthomyxoviridae.☜D3B8AB
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Background about Flu »
Background about Flu
Background about Flu☜☜D3B8AB
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Natural history of infection of influenza
Natural history of infection of influenza☜☜FFB597
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Incubation period of influenza »
Incubation period of influenza
Incubation period of influenza☜After initial infection, individuals incubate the virus for roughly one to three days before becoming infectious.☜FFB597
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Infectious period of influenza »
Infectious period of influenza
Infectious period of influenza☜The infectious period is typically three to six days, whereas the duration of the disease is typically two to seven days.☜FFB597
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Latent period of influenza »
Latent period of influenza
Latent period of influenza☜☜FFB597
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Mode of transmission of influenza »
Mode of transmission of influenza
Mode of transmission of influenza☜Droplet transmission is uncontroversial. Evidence for aerosol transmission is less well established, but gaining momentum.☜FFB597
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Recovery from Flu? »
Recovery from Flu?
Recovery from Flu?☜☜FFB597
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