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Bipin Kumar Acharya1,2, Shristi Sharma3, Laxman Khanal4,5

  • 1Planetary Health Research Centre, Kathmandu, Nepal. acharyageog@gmail.com.

Tropical medicine and health
|August 20, 2025
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ネパールのCOVID-19の発生率は不均等に分布しており,カトマンデーのような都市がホットスポットとなっている. 道路の密度,ICUベッド,人口密度が重要な要因であり,環境要因は複雑な相互作用的な役割を果たしました.

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流行のホットスポット地質探知機発生率地域統計標的の介入

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