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Volume 29, Number 5—May 2023
Research

Environmental, Occupational, and Demographic Risk Factors for Clinical Scrub Typhus, Bhutan

Tandin ZangpoComments to Author , Yoenten Phuentshok, Kezang Dorji, Chencho Dorjee, Sithar Dorjee, Peter Jolly, Roger Morris, Nelly Marquetoux, and Joanna McKenzie
Author affiliations: Khesar Gyalpo University of Medical Sciences of Bhutan, Thimphu, Bhutan (T. Zangpo, Y. Phuentshok, K. Dorji, C. Dorjee, S. Dorjee); Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand (T. Zangpo, Y. Phuentshok, K. Dorji, P. Jolly, N. Marquetoux, J. McKenzie); Ministry of Health, Thimphu (T. Zangpo, K. Dorji); World Organisation for Animal Health, Paris, France (Y. Phuentshok); Morvet Ltd, Masterton, New Zealand (R. Morris)

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Figure 1

Location of 18 healthcare centers in 11 districts that had high reporting rates for scrub typhus that were included in the case‒control study conducted in Bhutan, 2015.

Figure 1. Location of 18 healthcare centers in 11 districts that had high reporting rates for scrub typhus that were included in the case‒control study conducted in Bhutan, 2015.

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