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Delayed and nonlinear associations and predictive causal signals between climate factors, air pollutants, and influenza epidemics in 48 countries.
Influenza remains a recurring threat to global health with pandemic potential, yet the predictive causal associations of climate factors and air pollutants on its transmission remain not fully quantified. Thus, this study aimed to quantify the nonlinear and delayed effects of these factors, as well
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