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Influenza-like illness surveillance on the California-Mexico border, 2004-2009.

Peter E Kammerer | Sonia Montiel | Paula Kriner | Ietza Bojorquez | Veronica Bejarano Ramirez | Martha Vazquez-Erlbeck | Eduardo Azziz-Baumgartner | Patrick J Blair | A W Hawksworth | D J Faix | M L Nava | L Wong Lopez | E Palacios | R Flores | M Fonseca-Ford | A Phippard | K Lopez | J Johnson | J G Bustamante Moreno | K L Russell | S H Waterman
Influenza and other respiratory viruses | 2012

Since 2004, the Naval Health Research Center, with San Diego and Imperial counties, has collaborated with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to conduct respiratory disease surveillance in the US-Mexico border region. In 2007, the Secretariat of Health, Mexico and the Institute of Public Health of Baja California joined the collaboration.

Pubmed ID: 22212638

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