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Social network analysis and exponential random graph modelling of dengue spatiotemporal linkage networks in an urban Malaysian district

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Asari, Siti Najiha Md
Social network analysis and exponential random graph modelling of dengue spatiotemporal linkage networks in an urban Malaysian district
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Researchers used social network analysis and exponential random graph models to study dengue transmission patterns in Petaling District, Malaysia. The study found that high-rise residents and non-citizens had higher odds of being linked in the transmission network.

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This research provides a data-driven approach to help public health officials prioritize vector control efforts in specific urban demographics.

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