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- who: October and colleagues from the University of Adelaide, Australia have published the paper: Climate-driven scrub typhus incidence dynamics in South China: A time-series study, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: This study identified the nonlinear relationship between ST incidence and meteorological factors while accounting for lag time in central Guangdong Province in South China using DLNMs on the weekly time scale, and found the specific meteorological thresholds that increase the risk of ST. The seasonal distribution of ST cases in this research indicated that the study area was a summer-type focus. Meanwhile . . .
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