Mechanism of recurrent outbreak of the scarlet fever epidemics in mainland China
Meirong Sun,
Meijia Li,
Naem Haihambo
et al.
Abstract:In mainland China, most infectious diseases occur once a year, except for scarlet fever, which has been steadily breaking out twice a year in recent years. Over the years, the recurrence of scarlet fever, a contagious disease characterized by a distinctive red rash, has been a focus of attention. However, the oscillatory mechanism of scarlet fever remains unclear. This study aimed to uncover how meteorological factors contribute to the recrudescence of scarlet fever in mainland China. The study used a longitud… Show more
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