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Postepidemic analysis of Rift Valley fever virus transmission in northeastern kenya: a village cohort study.

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Figure 1. Pictures of Masalani. Left upper, Gumarey homestead; Left lower, local herd; Right upper, Sogan-Godud homestead; Right lower, view of Masalani town and Tana River from Masalani bridge.
Table 1. Study demography and anti-Rift Valley fever virus serology results by sex, age group, and village.
Table 4. Bivariate analysis of demographic and other exposure factors for anti-RVFV seropositivity by village location.

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