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cord-340718-amfs4zay	Zhu, Gengping	Potential Geographic Distribution of the Novel Avian-Origin Influenza A (H7N9) Virus	2014-04-01		.txt	text/plain	2395	103	42	CONCLUSIONS/SIGNIFICANCE: Central-eastern China appears to represent an area of high risk for H7N9 spread, but suitable areas were distributed more spottily in the north and only along the coast in the south; highly suitable areas also were identified in western Taiwan. Since the first case was reported, researchers focused on improving diagnosis, understanding location of origin, and methods of cure; however, little is known about the geographic potential of H7N9 or environmental correlates of its transmission, except Butler [3] and He and Chen [4] , who presented ideas based on lessons from the previous avian influenza threat (i.e. H5N1), and Shi [5] and Fang [6] , who mapped the spread potential of H7N9 using spatial regression method. Effective and predictive risk maps can provide a useful means by which to design targeted surveillance efforts [3] [4] [5] [6] , and ecological niche modeling approaches are offering novel views of the geography of potential for disease transmission [9, 18] .	./cache/cord-340718-amfs4zay.txt	./txt/cord-340718-amfs4zay.txt