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American Journal of Epidemiology|January 6, 2006
Patterns of influenza-associated mortality among US elderly by geographic region and virus subtype, 1968-1998Sharon K Greene, Edward L Ionides, Mark L WilsonFrontiers in Public Health|December 5, 2015
Assessing the Potential and Limitations of Leveraging Food Sovereignty to Improve Human HealthAndrew D Jones, Lilly Fink Shapiro, Mark L WilsonJournal of Epidemiology and Community Health|November 15, 2007
Analysis of social epidemiology research on infectious diseases: historical patterns and future opportunitiesJustin M Cohen, Mark L Wilson, Allison E AielloBMC Public Health|December 13, 2019
Understanding the intersection of race and place: the case of tuberculosis in MichiganGrace A Noppert, Philippa Clarke, Margaret T Hicken, et al.Acta Tropica|March 14, 2012
Environmental factors underlying spatial patterns of sand flies (Diptera: Psychodidae) associated with leishmaniasis in southern Sinai, EgyptHala A Kassem, Jose Siri, Hany A Kamal, et al.Preventive Medicine Reports|September 6, 2019
Evaluating the role of cough duration in the pertussis case definition among Michigan cases, 2000-2010Jennifer K Knapp, Mark L Wilson, Susan Murray, et al.BMC Infectious Diseases|September 30, 2016
The impact of healthcare visit timing on reported pertussis cough duration: Selection bias and disease pattern from reported cases in Michigan, USA, 2000-2010Jennifer K Knapp, Mark L Wilson, Susan Murray, et al.Journal of Medical Entomology|August 18, 2004
Evaluation of risk factors for rural infestation by Triatoma pallidipennis (Hemiptera: Triatominae), a Mexican vector of Chagas diseaseKyle S Enger, Rosalinda Ordoñez, Mark L Wilson, et al.Plos Neglected Tropical Diseases|February 13, 2008
Social exclusion modifies climate and deforestation impacts on a vector-borne diseaseLuis Fernando Chaves, Justin M Cohen, Mercedes Pascual, et al.Journal of Public Health (Oxford, England)|March 30, 2021
Self-reported medicinal plant use by Ghanaian women during pregnancy is associated with poor neonatal healthClara E Busse, Mark L Wilson, Ashura Bakari, et al.Pageof 11