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Modeling flu responsibly

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It's not true I never met a mathematical model I didn't like.

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Modeling antiviral resistance, XVI: conclusion and take-home messages

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We wrap up our discussion of a mathematical modeling paper. At last.

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Modeling antiviral resistance, XV: a few words about model assumptions

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Wherein we ask what difference some of the assumptions make.

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A new paper on Tamiflu/Relenza resistance in JAMA

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New research on influenza B resistance to antivirals.

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Modeling antiviral resistance, XIV: Discussion

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Wherein the authors summarize the important part of their results.

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Modeling antiviral resistance, XIII: effects of fitness costs of resistance

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How the genetic cost of developing resistance affects epidemic size and timing.

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Modeling antiviral resistance, XII: effects of Tamiflu use and non drug interventions

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Unexpected effects of increased Tamiflu use and non drug interventions.

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Modeling antiviral resistance, XI: effects of treatment and prophylaxis on resistance

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Using Tamiflu for prophylaxis, for treatment or for both.

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Modeling antiviral resistance, X: ready to run the model

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Getting ready to push the button.

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Modeling antiviral resistance, IX: the rule book in equation form

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We explain the equations.

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