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. 2018 Jul 6;9(5 Suppl 1):53-67.
doi: 10.3565/wpsar.2018.9.2.001. eCollection 2018 Winter.

From H5N1 to HxNy: An epidemiologic overview of human infections with avian influenza in the Western Pacific Region, 2003-2017

Sarah Hamid  1 , Yuzo Arima  2 , Erica Dueger  1   3 , Frank Konings  1 , Leila Bell  1 , Chin-Kei Lee  4 , Dapeng Luo  5 , Satoko Otsu  6 , Babatunde Olowokure  1 , Ailan Li  1 ; WPRO Health Emergencies Programme Teama
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From H5N1 to HxNy: An epidemiologic overview of human infections with avian influenza in the Western Pacific Region, 2003-2017

Sarah Hamid et al. Western Pac Surveill Response J. .
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Figure 1
Timeline of human infections with avian influenza virus subtypes in the Western Pacific Region, May 1997–September 2017
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Figure 2
Reported human infections with avian influenza viruses and events in birds in the Western Pacific Region by month, November 2003–September 2017*
Figure 3
Figure 3
Map of avian influenza virus detections reported in human and birds in the Western Pacific Region, November 2003–September 2017*
Figure 4
Figure 4
Reported cases of human infections with avian influenza A(H5N1) virus in Cambodia, China and Viet Nam by age and sex, November 2003–September 2017
Figure 5
Figure 5
Geographic distribution of reported cases of human infections with avian influenza A(H7N9) virus in the Western Pacific Region, March 2013–September 2017*
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