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2020

Maier, Sandra B. and Massad, Eduardo and Amaku, Marcos and Burattini, Marcelo N. and Greenhalgh, David (2020) The optimal age of vaccination against dengue in Brazil based on serotype-specific forces of infection derived from serological data. Mathematical Medicine and Biology. ISSN 1477-8599 (In Press)

2015

McGinty, Sean and McKee, Sean and McCormick, Christopher and Wheel, Marcus (2015) Release mechanism and parameter estimation in drug-eluting stent systems : analytical solutions of drug release and tissue transport. Mathematical Medicine and Biology, 32 (2). pp. 163-186. ISSN 1477-8599

2012

Corson, S and Greenhalgh, D and Hutchinson, S (2012) Mathematically modelling the spread of hepatitis C in injecting drug users. Mathematical Medicine and Biology, 29 (3). pp. 205-230. ISSN 1477-8599

2010

McGinty, Sean and Mckee, Sean and Wadsworth, Roger and McCormick, Christopher (2010) Modelling drug-eluting stents. Mathematical Medicine and Biology, 28 (1). pp. 1-29. ISSN 0265-0746

Haque, M. and Greenhalgh, D. (2010) When a predator avoids infected prey: a model-based theoretical study. Mathematical Medicine and Biology, 27 (1). pp. 75-94.

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