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Volume 23, Number 9—September 2017
Research

Patterns of Human Plague in Uganda, 2008–2016

Joseph D. Forrester, Titus Apangu, Kevin Griffith, Sarah Acayo, Brook Yockey, John Kaggwa, Kiersten J. Kugeler, Martin Schriefer, Christopher Sexton, C. Ben Beard, Gordian Candini, Janet Abaru, Bosco Candia, Jimmy Felix Okoth, Harriet Apio, Lawrence Nolex, Geoffrey Ezama, Robert Okello, Linda Atiku, Joseph Mpanga, and Paul S. MeadComments to Author 
Author affiliations: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA (J.D. Forrester, K. Griffith, B. Yockey, K.J. Kugeler, M. Schriefer, C. Sexton, C.B. Beard, P.S. Mead); Uganda Virus Research Institute, Arua, Uganda (T. Apangu, S. Acayo, J. Kaggwa, G. Candini, J. Abaru, B. Candia, J.F. Okoth, H. Apio, L. Nolex, G. Ezama, R. Okello, L. Atiku, J. Mpanga)

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Figure 1

Suspected, probable, and confirmed human plague cases, by year, West Nile region, Uganda, 2008–2016.

Figure 1. Suspected, probable, and confirmed human plague cases, by year, West Nile region, Uganda, 2008–2016.

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