H1N1 in Mexico Study

Feb. 16, 2012

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A study shows closing schools and other social distancing measures were effective in reducing H1N1 flu in Mexico. Gerald Chowell-Puente, assistant professor for the ASU School of Human Evolution and Social Change, discusses the findings.

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Gerald Chowell-Puente:Assistant professor ASU School of Human Evolution and Social Change

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H1N1 Spread in Mexico Study

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