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Volume 11, Number 1—January 2005

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Synopses

P. Y. Riley and B. B. Chomel

Research

R. K. St. John et al.
R. E. Hoffman et al.
M. Zhang et al.
A. Abbo et al.
N. Bisharat et al.
G. Burke et al.
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Persons who report frequent tick-associated itch are less likely to contract Lyme disease than those who do not.

E. A. Belongia et al.
J. B. Siqueira et al.
L. E. Bruijnesteijn van Coppenraet et al.
L. M. Wein et al.
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A mathematical model suggests that a HEPA/vaccine approach is viable for most buildings after a large-scale anthrax attack.

M. Hollm-Delgado et al.
D. O. Morris et al.
W. Chen et al.
M. Widdowson et al.
G. Boivin et al.

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Dispatches

C. F. Basler et al.
C. M. Schroeder et al.
Z. Hubálek et al.
C. Molteni et al.
V. A. Arankalle et al.
G. C. Gray et al.
N. González-Escalona et al.
D. K. Kochar et al.
P. Srikantiah et al.
M. I. Issack et al.
J. R. Johnson et al.
S. E. Manning et al.
J. R. Glynn et al.
E. T. Isakbaeva et al.
G. Ayora-Talavera et al.

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Hepatitis C Virus Infection, Linxian, China

p. 18

Multidrug-resistant Acinetobacter baumanii

p. 25

Mosquitoborne Viruses, Czech Republic, 2002

p. 116

Mycobacterium lentiflavum Infection in Immunocompetent Patient

p. 119
 

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