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The Reveres over at Effect Measure dissect a Japanese study on how and when to close schools in order to avoid larger outbreaks of influenza. It is, as they state, a long post on their part . . . but one well worth taking the time to explore.
The study, which appears in the EID Journal, is entitled: Evidence-based Tool for Triggering School Closures during Influenza Outbreaks, Japan A. Sasaki et al.
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How to decide when to close a school because of swine flu
