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quadgram	frequency
in the united states	251
in the context of	168
the impact of the	161
severe acute respiratory syndrome	142
the spread of the	133
j o u r	122
o u r n	122
r n a l	122
u r n a	122
l p r e	121
r o o f	121
a l p r	121
p r o o	121
n a l p	121
at the time of	119
as a result of	113
as well as the	106
it is important to	101
at the same time	101
on the other hand	97
the world health organization	97
in the case of	96
impact of the pandemic	96
the impact of covid	94
of the pandemic on	82
in the event of	80
the h n pandemic	78
disease control and prevention	73
in response to the	73
spread of the virus	71
this article is protected	70
influenza a h n	70
is protected by copyright	70
article is protected by	70
in the absence of	69
in the face of	69
for disease control and	68
the end of the	65
impact of the covid	63
h n influenza virus	63
response to the pandemic	61
of the pandemic and	60
centers for disease control	59
during an influenza pandemic	57
are more likely to	54
effects of the pandemic	54
one of the most	53
the spread of covid	53
of the h n	53
of pandemic influenza a	52
pandemic h n influenza	50
a result of the	50
are likely to be	49
of an influenza pandemic	49
in addition to the	48
the beginning of the	48
response to the covid	48
of the influenza pandemic	48
on the basis of	48
the rest of the	47
of the general public	47
h n influenza a	47
the effects of the	47
perceived severity of covid	46
in the number of	46
effects of the covid	46
the context of the	45
of pandemic h n	44
is likely to be	44
the total number of	43
the early stages of	42
highly pathogenic avian influenza	42
department of health and	42
in the presence of	42
it is possible that	41
n and h n	41
h n and h	41
before and during the	41
due to the pandemic	40
at the end of	39
the united states and	39
the severity of the	39
the results of the	39
the time of the	39
the event of a	39
in the wake of	38
a wide range of	38
a large number of	38
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	38
regression to the tail	38
were more likely to	38
the start of the	38
h n influenza viruses	38
in the midst of	38
the economic impact of	38
of h n influenza	38
of influenza a virus	38
at the beginning of	37
in relation to the	37
of the pandemic in	36
the nature of the	36
the pandemic h n	36
during the h n	36
influenza a and b	36
in the form of	36
impacts of the pandemic	35
will need to be	35
the extent to which	35
in terms of the	35
the first wave of	35
the severe acute respiratory	34
middle east respiratory syndrome	34
systematic review and meta	34
of influenza a viruses	34
is one of the	34
spread of the disease	34
parts of the world	34
prior to the pandemic	33
spread of the pandemic	33
on the one hand	33
more likely to be	33
due to the covid	33
of personal protective equipment	33
in the time of	32
and during the covid	32
members of the general	32
during and after the	32
as part of the	31
the next influenza pandemic	31
the h n virus	31
the perceived severity of	31
of the pandemic is	31
the h n influenza	31
of the influenza a	31
the pandemic and the	31
can be used to	31
a systematic review of	30
a public health emergency	30
h n influenza pandemic	30
affected by the pandemic	30
the psychological impact of	30
and the need for	30
the time of writing	30
the majority of the	30
the onset of the	30
the first months of	30
during the influenza pandemic	30
to respond to the	29
the psychological effects of	29
pandemic influenza a h	29
the duration of the	29
the number of cases	29
an increase in the	29
tourism and hospitality industry	28
the role of the	28
at the start of	28
and the number of	28
by the end of	28
and the united states	28
were found to be	28
a systematic review and	28
it is difficult to	27
phase of the pandemic	27
seasonal and pandemic influenza	27
to deal with the	27
in the united kingdom	27
for the first time	27
the course of the	27
impacts of the covid	27
the fact that the	27
has the potential to	26
the case of the	26
may need to be	26
that there is a	26
the number of people	26
of the hospitality industry	25
of the virus and	25
the influenza pandemic in	25
more likely to have	25
physical and mental health	25
the development of a	25
early stages of the	25
a case study of	25
and after the pandemic	25
impact of pandemic influenza	25
of the influenza virus	24
of cruise ship employees	24
the emergence of the	24
the ways in which	24
plan for pandemic influenza	24
of the impact of	24
at high risk of	24
of the pandemic virus	24
the degree to which	24
in the setting of	24
h n pdm virus	24
not be able to	24
in the early stages	24
to stay at home	24
with respect to the	24
the health care system	24
during the pandemic and	24
of severe acute respiratory	24
the influenza a virus	24
to work from home	24
the centers for disease	23
the number of confirmed	23
event of a pandemic	23
the impacts of the	23
when it comes to	23
by the world health	23
it is likely that	23
for each of the	23
there will be a	23
health and human services	23
related to the pandemic	23
for the next pandemic	23
of the coronavirus disease	23
and the risk of	22
first wave of the	22
the purpose of this	22
the peak of the	22
in the long run	22
the national institute of	22
of health and human	22
h n influenza in	22
in the present study	22
to the fact that	22
there is a need	22
the time of covid	22
important to note that	21
the outbreak of the	21
in the age of	21
the pandemic in the	21
the midst of the	21
the spread of a	21
a review of the	21
and the impact of	21
are shown in table	21
children and young people	21
of the pandemic influenza	21
n influenza a virus	21
review of the literature	21
the emergence of a	21
for the control of	21
the control of influenza	21
that they have no	21
wave of the pandemic	21
to the development of	21
responses to the pandemic	21
of h n pdm	21
limit the spread of	21
exercise frequency during the	21
is important to note	21
stages of the pandemic	21
a high level of	21
of the novel coronavirus	21
during the pandemic period	21
not certified by peer	20
to participate in the	20
there has been a	20
national institutes of health	20
influenza a viruses in	20
the impact of pandemic	20
a license to display	20
the effect of the	20
medrxiv a license to	20
certified by peer review	20
health and life satisfaction	20
affected by the covid	20
it should be noted	20
the wake of the	20
be taken into account	20
in the aftermath of	20
display the preprint in	20
center for disease control	20
to cope with the	20
avian influenza h n	20
which was not certified	20
to display the preprint	20
granted medrxiv a license	20
who has granted medrxiv	20
a public health crisis	20
license to display the	20
is the author funder	20
was not certified by	20
h n pandemic influenza	20
the spanish infl uenza	20
of health and ageing	20
has granted medrxiv a	20
pandemic influenza in the	19
as well as their	19
influenza pandemic in the	19
as well as to	19
the number of deaths	19
used in this study	19
the pandemic on the	19
pandemic infl uenza a	19
the authors declare that	19
influenza in the united	19
wear a face mask	19
the results of this	19
of influenza c virus	19
the effects of covid	19
of the virus in	19
number of confirmed cases	19
the new york times	19
a h n pandemic	19
related to the covid	19
to the threat of	19
acute respiratory distress syndrome	19
threat of pandemic influenza	19
of regression to the	19
an important role in	19
during the coronavirus disease	19
the case fatality rate	19
in the field of	19
and pandemic h n	19
rapid review of the	18
psychological effects of the	18
declare that they have	18
the evolution of the	18
the aim of this	18
of the infl uenza	18
the department of health	18
of infl uenza a	18
in line with the	18
to the lack of	18
emergence of a novel	18
with the use of	18
experience of life tedium	18
it is also important	18
allergy and infectious diseases	18
a h n virus	18
of pandemic influenza in	18
start of the pandemic	18
and the use of	18
the size of the	18
in the era of	18
in the use of	18
general health and life	18
may be due to	18
about the impact of	18
the mental health of	18
transmission of the virus	18
for the management of	18
during the coronavirus pandemic	18
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	18
a h n influenza	18
and perceived general health	18
have been shown to	18
on the spread of	18
significantly more likely to	17
h n avian influenza	17
severity of the pandemic	17
remains neutral with regard	17
consequences of the pandemic	17
to limit the spread	17
in response to covid	17
was found to be	17
nature remains neutral with	17
to better understand the	17
regard to jurisdictional claims	17
from the perspective of	17
the copyright holder for	17
with regard to jurisdictional	17
after the onset of	17
productivity losses due to	17
authors declare that they	17
pandemic infl uenza virus	17
it is clear that	17
jurisdictional claims in published	17
as shown in figure	17
for the treatment of	17
case fatality rate of	17
maps and institutional affiliations	17
in published maps and	17
of pandemic infl uenza	17
copyright holder for this	17
claims in published maps	17
of the united states	17
with a focus on	17
first months of the	17
of the st century	17
should be considered for	17
pandemic and seasonal influenza	17
early in the pandemic	17
have the potential to	17
systematic review of the	17
the early days of	17
the presence of the	17
in a timely manner	17
were included in the	17
to be able to	17
neutral with regard to	17
published maps and institutional	17
to jurisdictional claims in	17
springer nature remains neutral	17
for an influenza pandemic	17
in contrast to the	17
the ministry of health	17
management of patients with	17
influenza h n virus	17
the basis of the	17
in an effort to	17
the infl uenza virus	17
would like to thank	16
in the development of	16
during a public health	16
should be noted that	16
of emerging infectious diseases	16
it is possible to	16
among the general population	16
during the first months	16
institute of allergy and	16
in the course of	16
to ensure that the	16
cruise ship employees stuck	16
it is worth noting	16
the threat of pandemic	16
before and after the	16
at the expense of	16
of avian influenza a	16
with the number of	16
and during the pandemic	16
one day or less	16
could be used to	16
the risk of a	16
ship employees stuck at	16
pandemic influenza preparedness and	16
and severity of the	16
employees stuck at sea	16
been shown to be	16
in the same way	16
no conflict of interest	16
the ha and na	16
in hong kong in	16
symptoms of adjustment disorder	16
of a public health	16
the american college of	16
control of influenza vii	16
to the influenza pandemic	16
a and b viruses	16
course of the pandemic	16
h n infection in	16
of regional pandemic severity	16
the way in which	16
the spread of disease	16
on a global scale	16
of the coronavirus pandemic	16
of the current pandemic	16
national institute of allergy	16
the early phase of	16
h n pdm viruses	16
review of the evidence	16
that the majority of	16
at increased risk of	16
is also important to	16
associated with the pandemic	15
due to the lack	15
life tedium during the	15
are a number of	15
the need for a	15
on the part of	15
pandemic h n virus	15
during the first wave	15
that the pandemic will	15
community transmission of covid	15
to the extent that	15
to contain the spread	15
h n pandemic in	15
in each of the	15
for the development of	15
as much as possible	15
of pandemic influenza and	15
stage of the pandemic	15
with the exception of	15
peak of the pandemic	15
in the treatment of	15
can be seen in	15
exercise frequency during a	15
contain the spread of	15
proportion of the population	15
has been shown to	15
of the disease and	15
in mdck pf cells	15
it will be important	15
associated with the covid	15
in the process of	15
of the twentieth century	15
life satisfaction and perceived	15
prevent the spread of	15
were significantly more likely	15
that the pandemic was	15
the basic reproduction number	15
economic impact of the	15
on the relationships between	15
the influenza pandemic and	15
the origins of the	15
and its impact on	15
at the university of	15
influenza a virus infection	15
tedium during the pandemic	15
food and drug administration	15
there are a number	15
the national institutes of	15
of the number of	15
of allergy and infectious	15
options for the control	15
to the h n	15
in an attempt to	15
r t p h	15
of an infectious disease	15
aspects of the hospitality	15
as well as a	15
of life tedium during	15
perceived general health and	15
the tourism and hospitality	15
prevention and control of	15
response to pandemic influenza	15
the aftermath of the	15
early days of the	15
than years of age	15
the context of covid	15
reduce the risk of	15
is unlikely to be	15
a better understanding of	14
as shown in fig	14
at the heart of	14
h y na mutation	14
work during an influenza	14
rest of the world	14
on the impact of	14
for a long time	14
this study was to	14
the international health regulations	14
mental health consequences of	14
ha and na genes	14
was one of the	14
of this study is	14
in a number of	14
increase in the number	14
an emerging influenza pandemic	14
is possible that the	14
is worth noting that	14
during the period of	14
in the management of	14
this article is a	14
to be associated with	14
mitigating an influenza pandemic	14
the world health organisation	14
in the long term	14
to work during an	14
on the role of	14
our understanding of the	14
results of this study	14
highly pathogenic h n	14
there was no significant	14
influenza a virus in	14
the results of our	14
the general population in	14
effects of a pandemic	14
the a h n	14
a moderating effect on	14
of the pandemic was	14
in the early phase	14
the global spread of	14
of this study was	14
impact of a pandemic	14
the virus in the	14
the characteristics of the	14
in the sense that	14
reported that they had	14
it is noteworthy that	14
during the course of	14
satisfaction and perceived general	14
of the next pandemic	14
mortality associated with the	14
for mitigating an influenza	14
phases of the pandemic	14
to clear the backlog	14
influenza c virus m	14
studies have shown that	14
in the near future	14
origin h n influenza	14
and approved the final	14
frequency during the pandemic	14
more than half of	14
risk of pandemic influenza	14
in the usa and	14
the context of a	14
of the public health	14
among health care workers	14
in light of the	14
the impact of a	14
the response to the	14
impact of the coronavirus	14
their exercise frequency during	14
due to the fact	13
influenza viruses circulating in	13
it is not a	13
infl uenza a h	13
can be used for	13
how to reduce it	13
will be able to	13
psychological impact of the	13
the p p accommodation	13
number of cases and	13
influenza a virus m	13
as a consequence of	13
to the need for	13
moderating effect on the	13
with regard to the	13
the pandemic influenza virus	13
of a global pandemic	13
severity of the disease	13
pathogenic avian influenza viruses	13
the preprint in perpetuity	13
the face of the	13
it is essential to	13
to copyright under usc	13
the initial stage of	13
under usc and is	13
it is reasonable to	13
through the use of	13
a part of the	13
care during the covid	13
of the effects of	13
is also made available	13
a limited number of	13
on the hospitality industry	13
to the rest of	13
pandemic in the united	13
use of personal protective	13
of quarantine and how	13
article is a us	13
uenza a h n	13
other parts of the	13
initial stage of the	13
and the role of	13
h n infl uenza	13
as shown in table	13
and how to reduce	13
rest of the population	13
is based on the	13
during the early stages	13
take into account the	13
in england and wales	13
of public health and	13
for pandemic influenza in	13
quarantine and how to	13
a second wave of	13
subject to copyright under	13
the time of this	13
h n virus in	13
usc and is also	13
of highly pathogenic avian	13
is a us government	13
are shown in figure	13
set h n v	13
of sustainable energy transitions	13
of gross domestic product	13
it is important that	13
of a future pandemic	13
to control the spread	13
play a role in	13
h n influenza vaccine	13
with pandemic h n	13
of the pandemic response	13
is not subject to	13
influenza preparedness and response	13
will have to be	13
the use of the	13
of pandemic and seasonal	13
as a function of	13
ministry of health and	13
in accordance with the	13
this is the first	13
beginning of the pandemic	13
of pandemic influenza on	13
copyright under usc and	13
of human h n	13
of the total environment	13
of psychological distress among	13
have no competing interests	13
is likely to have	13
not subject to copyright	13
on the number of	13
on the nature of	13
strategies for mitigating an	13
has led to a	13
h n viruses in	13
the number of covid	13
as soon as possible	13
of the emergence of	13
psychological impact of quarantine	13
science of the total	13
impact of quarantine and	13
the objective of this	13
there was a significant	13
a us government work	13
regional pandemic severity and	13
p p accommodation platforms	13
fast set h n	13
p p p p	13
politics of sustainable energy	13
to the best of	13
and h n viruses	13
is the impact of	13
it is not subject	13
months of the pandemic	13
australian government department of	13
and is also made	13
the h y na	12
infl uenza a viruses	12
has the capacity to	12
the upper respiratory tract	12
the lower respiratory tract	12
a small number of	12
law of regression to	12
american college of surgeons	12
the relationships between cov	12
no conflicts of interest	12
at a time when	12
there has been an	12
as compared to the	12
response to the influenza	12
to the spread of	12
the scale of the	12
of a novel swine	12
social determinants of health	12
o o f the	12
result of the pandemic	12
the pandemic has brought	12
in this study were	12
regions of the world	12
of h n viruses	12
are less likely to	12
pandemic influenza h n	12
to flatten the curve	12
early phase of the	12
pandemic is likely to	12
is a need to	12
control the spread of	12
as the result of	12
and the need to	12
in the early s	12
on the level of	12
influenza c virus ns	12
the rapid spread of	12
it is important for	12
the authors declare no	12
to assess the impact	12
onset of the pandemic	12
h n pandemic virus	12
effects of psychological distance	12
pandemic disgust proneness and	12
in order to avoid	12
patterns of viral shedding	12
a life course perspective	12
the results indicate that	12
risk and resilience factors	12
with willingness to work	12
we found that the	12
in hong kong and	12
the lessons learned from	12
the relationship between the	12
shed light on the	12
would like to acknowledge	12
of human influenza a	12
of the spanish infl	12
can be attributed to	12
countries in the world	12
cases of pandemic influenza	12
levels of perceived control	12
of influenza a and	12
has a moderating effect	12
a short period of	12
it is necessary to	12
as the number of	12
and the united kingdom	12
health agency of canada	12
on the mental health	12
should be treated with	12
a high degree of	12
as part of a	12
lessons learned from the	12
on the use of	12
the spread of infection	12
anxiety and safety behaviors	12
to an influenza pandemic	12
clinical management of patients	12
note springer nature remains	12
four days or more	12
the distribution of the	12
as well as for	12
risk of exposure to	12
during the study period	12
regional pandemic severity on	12
public health agency of	12
the pandemic and its	12
of the urban system	12
the event of an	12
relationships between cov and	12
effect on the relationships	12
responses to the covid	12
one of the main	12
surgery during the covid	12
n influenza a viruses	12
assess the impact of	12
willingness to work during	12
of the worst off	12
as well as those	12
short period of time	12
it is unlikely that	12
see supplementary table s	12
there is no evidence	12
have been reported in	12
despite the fact that	12
in order to ensure	12
and the proportion of	11
they have no competing	11
at higher risk for	11
the virus and its	11
the value of the	11
the risk of infection	11
it is imperative to	11
pandemic h n viruses	11
mitigate the impact of	11
with pandemic infl uenza	11
spread of pandemic influenza	11
an influenza pandemic is	11
of the most important	11
sinus and skull base	11
pandemic preparedness and response	11
antigenic and genetic characteristics	11
in new york city	11
confirmed cases of covid	11
the impact of influenza	11
during the initial stage	11
there is no doubt	11
the epidemiology of the	11
that there was no	11
and personal protective equipment	11
it was shown that	11
coronavirus anxiety and safety	11
on cruise ship employees	11
h n viruses were	11
to an increase in	11
the politics of sustainable	11
in patients with covid	11
will be important to	11
strategies for pandemic influenza	11
for pandemic infl uenza	11
the onset of symptoms	11
is due to the	11
pathogenic avian influenza virus	11
a h n infection	11
per cent of the	11
of social distancing and	11
mutation in the na	11
infants under years old	11
the form of a	11
can serve as a	11
p p accommodation sector	11
spread of the coronavirus	11
there is also a	11
the era of covid	11
nature of the pandemic	11
and the spread of	11
this study is to	11
after the pandemic is	11
it was found that	11
cruise ship employees are	11
in the light of	11
the second half of	11
the consequences of the	11
the experience of the	11
pandemic on mental health	11
the united states in	11
context of the covid	11
the result of the	11
is in line with	11
as can be seen	11
admitted to hospital with	11
virus in the united	11
pandemic on cruise ship	11
compared to those who	11
not being able to	11
of the pandemic will	11
in a study of	11
of the global population	11
of influenza in the	11
strategy for pandemic influenza	11
by the fact that	11
can be found in	11
are presented in table	11
important role in the	11
may be associated with	11
a significant increase in	11
in the us and	11
the spread of pandemic	11
be explained by the	11
the case of covid	11
more than of the	11
in the general population	11
exercise one day or	11
times more likely to	11
as severe acute respiratory	11
to prevent the spread	11
since the beginning of	11
the proportion of the	11
of pandemic influenza viruses	11
the development of the	11
strain of influenza a	11
the swine flu pandemic	11
we would like to	11
one of the major	11
have contributed to the	11
the results show that	11
as a public health	11
topics were identified for	11
over the course of	11
the scope of this	11
reduce the spread of	11
taking into account the	11
influenza h n and	11
all over the world	11
as one of the	11
genetic characteristics of swine	11
viruses circulating in humans	11
we were able to	11
n pandemic in the	11
that there will be	11
the impact of this	11
response to ph n	11
on the influenza pandemic	11
of the respondents were	11
disgust proneness and coronavirus	11
the pandemic has been	11
caused by the pandemic	11
of health care workers	11
likely to have a	11
antibody response to ph	11
that need to be	11
infection prevention and control	11
are likely to have	11
the coronavirus disease pandemic	11
and genetic characteristics of	11
between regional pandemic severity	11
a significant impact on	11
the pandemic influenza a	11
on mental health and	11
management plan for pandemic	11
the law of regression	11
and seasonal infl uenza	11
in the early days	11
consequences of the covid	11
this study was supported	11
in a public health	11
a crucial role in	11
cruise ship employees who	11
midst of the pandemic	10
to mitigate the impact	10
illness during an influenza	10
by the centers for	10
the possibility of a	10
and at the same	10
infl uenza a virus	10
that it is not	10
of psychological distance on	10
us centers for disease	10
reported an increase in	10
similar to that of	10
interventions for pandemic influenza	10
result of the covid	10
approved the final manuscript	10
cruise ship employee no	10
european centre for disease	10
to be taken into	10
mental health outcomes among	10
during the current pandemic	10
associated with mental health	10
the adult hope scale	10
our results suggest that	10
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