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Cambridge University Press Cambridge Models for Infectious Human Diseases - Series 6
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Key Features
Comprehensive quantitative approaches to understanding infectious disease patterns in global populations.
Expert mathematical insights including both deterministic and stochastic modelling techniques.
Advanced statistical data analysis methods applied to real-world biological and medical scenarios.
Diverse perspectives from contributors across the biological, medical, and social science spectrum.
Practical focus on designing effective control strategies to lessen the impact of infectious diseases.
Used book in good condition, perfect for academic study or professional reference.
Product Specifications
- Format
- hardcover
- ASIN
- 0521453399
- Domain
- Amazon UK
- Release Date
- 29 March 1996
- Listed Since
- 08 January 2007
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