Short-lasting non-specific immunity in a multi-disease SIRS model produces alternating, seasonally spaced epidemics and reproduces key features of the biennial PIV-1 and annual PIV-3 pattern in US surveillance data.
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Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases?
Short-lasting non-specific immunity in a multi-disease SIRS model produces alternating, seasonally spaced epidemics and reproduces key features of the biennial PIV-1 and annual PIV-3 pattern in US surveillance data.