The role of different social contexts in shaping influenza transmission during the 2009 pandemic
作者： Marco Ajelli , Piero Poletti , Alessia Melegaro , Stefano Merler
DOI: 10.1038/SREP07218
关键词: Public relations 、 Pandemic 、 Virology 、 Medicine 、 Influenza transmission
摘要: The role of different social contexts in shaping influenza transmission during the 2009 pandemic
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