The Role of Social Networks in H1N1 Transmission Within a School

Contributed by Guest Blogger: Aaron Grober ’11 The H1N1 subtype of the Influenza type A virus, known colloquially as “swine flu,” was the most common cause of human influenza infection in 2009, and remained a major concern in sparking a pandemic throughout the 2009/2010 flu season. This recent paper examines the role of grade, class, … Continue reading The Role of Social Networks in H1N1 Transmission Within a School