Improved correlation of human Q fever incidence to modelled C. burnetii concentrations by means of an atmospheric dispersion model

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Q fever and coxiellosis: implications for livestock and human health in the UK

Article in Livestock (September 2023)

Combining a parsimonious mathematical model with infection data from tailor-made experiments to understand environmental transmission

Article in Scientific Reports (August 2023)

Performance Evaluation and Validation of Air Samplers To Detect Aerosolized Coxiella burnetii

Article in Microbiology Spectrum (September 2022)

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