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Tularemia in Sweden 1984–2012, epidemiologic trends and spatial correlation with ecological factors Amélie Desvars1,2, Maria Furberg1,3, Marika Hjertqvist4, Linda Vidman5,2, , Patrik Rydén5,2, Anders Sjöstedt1, Ande
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Document Date: 2014-11-26 05:31:46

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Solna / /

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Sweden / /

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Hydrological Institute / Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences / Umeå University / /

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communicable disease / Tularemia / disease / zoonotic disease / highly infectious bacterium Francisella tularensis / tularemia cases / tularemia foci / contraction / Spatial distribution Tularemia / /

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Department of Public Health and Clinical Medicine / Department of Clinical Microbiology / Clinical Bacteriology / and Laboratory / Public Health Agency of Sweden / Department of Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics / Umeå University / Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences / /

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Frauke Ecke / /

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Clinical Medicine / /

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