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Antibiotic prescribing across age groups in the Kaiser Permanente Northern California population in association with different diagnoses, and with influenza incidence, 2010-2018.

Author(s): Goldstein E, Fireman BH, Klein NP, Lipsitch M, Ray GT|Journal: Epidemiol Infect|PMID: 35506177| February 2022
There is limited information on the volume of antibiotic prescribing that is influenza-associated, resulting from influenza infections and their complications…

Lockdown measures and relative changes in the age-specific incidence of SARS-CoV-2 in Spain.

Author(s): De Salazar PM, Gomez-Barroso D, Pampaka D, Gil JM, Penalver B, Fernandez-Escobar C, Lipsitch M, Larrauri A, Goldstein E, Hernán MA|Journal: Epidemiol Infect|PMID: 33081851| October 2020
During the first months of the SARS-CoV-2 epidemic in 2020, Spain implemented an initial lockdown period on March 15 followed…

Depletion-of-susceptibles bias in influenza vaccine waning studies: how to ensure robust results.

Author(s): Lipsitch M, Goldstein E, Ray GT, Fireman B|Journal: Epidemiol Infect|PMID: 31774051| November 2019
Vaccine effectiveness studies are subject to biases due to depletion-of-persons at risk of infection, or at especially high risk of…

Modelling the epidemiologic impact of achieving UNAIDS fast-track 90-90-90 and 95-95-95 targets in South Africa.

Author(s): Abuelezam NN, McCormick AW, Surface ED, Fussell T, Freedberg KA, Lipsitch M, Seage GR|Journal: Epidemiol Infect|PMID: 30869008| August 2019
UNAIDS established fast-track targets of 73% and 86% viral suppression among human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-positive individuals by 2020 and 2030,…

On the role of different age groups during pertussis epidemics in California, 2010 and 2014.

Author(s): Mahmud AS, Lipsitch M, Goldstein E|Journal: Epidemiol Infect|PMID: 31063110| January 2019
There is limited information on the roles of different age groups in propagating pertussis outbreaks, and the temporal changes in…

Measles outbreak risk in Pakistan: exploring the potential of combining vaccination coverage and incidence data with novel data-streams to strengthen control.

Author(s): Wesolowski A, Winter A, Tatem AJ, Qureshi T, Engø-Monsen K, Buckee CO, Cummings DAT, Metcalf CJE|Journal: Epidemiol Infect|PMID: 29860954| September 2018
Although measles incidence has reached historic lows in many parts of the world, the disease still causes substantial morbidity globally.…

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