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Contact networks and the spread of epidemic disease

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The structure of the networks of contact between individuals can have a profound effect on the rate and extent of disease epidemics. This talk will outline some of the fundamental mathematics connecting network structure with disease outcomes and describe a number of case studies of applications to infectious diseases, including influenza, HIV , Mycoplasma pneumonia, and SARS .  

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