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Impact of proactive and reactive vaccination strategies for health-care workers against MERS-CoV: a mathematical modelling study

Several vaccine candidates are in development against MERS-CoV, which remains a major public health concern. In anticipation of available MERS-CoV vaccines, this article examines strategies for their optimal deployment among health-care workers.

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author(s)
Neil Ferguson
publication date
1 May 2023
source
The Lancet
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Jameel Institute
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