Screen more or screen more often? Using mathematical models to inform syphilis control strategies

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@tomayates @oriolmitja On transmission front models predict increasing frequency testing would be beneficial. https://t.co/aHiTkL5Tga https://t.co/DqoBsub5Xi

Math models for Syphilis ctrl: @AshTuite talking on June 9 at @HarvardChanSPH about http://t.co/ddIP7vf8Ie. Details: http://t.co/UdU0nO5bj5

Screen More or Screen More Often? Using Math Models to Inform Syphilis Control Strategies http://t.co/IEgtBAAUmQ RT @BMC_series

Screen more or screen more often? A model of screening for syphilis http://t.co/KpQ7MKAqAD cc @mellojonny @mgtmccartney

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