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Monica Fung MD MPH Iris Otani MD Michele Pham MD Jennifer Babik MD PhD Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol April 20211264321337 Zoonotic Coronavirus Epidemics Key Messages
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Monica Fung MD MPH Iris Otani MD Michele Pham MD Jennifer Babik MD PhD Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol April 20211264321337 Zoonotic Coronavirus Epidemics Key Messages Severe acute respiratory syndrome Middle East respiratory syndrome and coronavirus disease 2019 COVID19 are zoonotic epidemics caused by members of the . Q1:. . How to model epidemics?. . Q2:. . How to immunize a social network?. Q3: . Who are the most. influential . spreaders. ?`. University of Nevada, Reno. . December 2. nd. , 2010. Maksim Kitsak. Yasuko Matsubara, Yasushi Sakurai . (Kumamoto University). Willem G. van . Panhuis. . (University of Pittsburgh). Christos Faloutsos . (CMU). SIGKDD 2014. Y. Matsubara et al.. 1. Motivation. Given. : Large set of epidemiological data. A . Critical Review of Campaign Efforts to . Reduce . the Spread of the Virus. By . Saud Alsulaiman & Dr. Terry . Rentner. . The Ministry of Health (MOH). The MOH Was established in 1951 . The development of the first influenza vaccine by Jonas
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