Jian Shao

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|Mar 31, 2018
Does Eating Chicken Feet With Pickled Peppers Cause Avian Influenza? Observational Case Study on Chinese Social Media During the Avian Influenza A (H7N9) Outbreak.

Bin Chen, Jian Shao, Kui Liu

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