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Dimity Stephen
Ms Dimity Stephen
PhD Student
Queensland University of Technology
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2016
Stephen, D.
(2016).
Switching models are an improved technique for estimating the effect of weather on salmonellosis: An example from Queensland, Australia.
Conference for the International Society of Environmental Epidemiology and the International Society for Exposure Science - Asia Chapter.
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2016
Stephen, D.
, &
Barnett A. G.
(2016).
Effect of temperature and precipitation on salmonellosis cases in South-East Queensland, Australia: an observational study.
BMJ Open. 6
(2),
doi:
10.1136/bmjopen-2015-010204
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