Influenza surveillance in the United Kingdom: October 2001 to MayInfluenza surveillance in the United Kingdom: October 2001 to May 2002 JP Crofts, NL Goddard, CA Joseph, M Zambon, J Ellis, DM Fleming, JM Watson

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