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1615-6374 ctive control measures to be implemented. New infections, such as HIV, present new threats. Antimicrobial drug resistance, particularly the increase in drug res978-3-8154-2311-0978-3-322-95397-1Series ISSN 1615-6374

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Digitaltechnik und Nachrichtentechnik,he Postcode Unit of residence at diagnosis was available. This method excluded 30% of the cases. Alternative methods need to be used which allow consideration of the problems of poor spatial resolution, poor geo-referencing and under-reporting of AIDS cases, at the same time assuring the maintenance of patient confidentiality.

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A Geographic Information System Approach to Mapping AIDS in England and Wales: Standardisation of a he Postcode Unit of residence at diagnosis was available. This method excluded 30% of the cases. Alternative methods need to be used which allow consideration of the problems of poor spatial resolution, poor geo-referencing and under-reporting of AIDS cases, at the same time assuring the maintenance of patient confidentiality.

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The use of density estimation techniques in mapping the distribution of Hepatitis As clear that there is no one “correct” method and that users must experiment to find which best suits their data and problem. Current GIS systems struggle in the manipulation and display of the output.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-92805-4 situ” growth model, the results for the heterosexual transmission group strongly suggest a spatial diffusion process. From the epidemiological point of view, these findings indicate that preventive strategies should be urgently renewed.

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