Ebola: challenges for public health – what have we learnt?

Marion Koopmans (Rotterdam, Netherlands)

Source: International Congress 2015 – PG11 Emerging infectious diseases and pandemic planning
Session: PG11 Emerging infectious diseases and pandemic planning
Session type: Postgraduate Course
Number: 109

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