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Figure 3 | BMC Public Health

Figure 3

From: Modelling the effect of seasonal influenza vaccination on the risk of pandemic influenza infection

Figure 3

Odds ratio for six different seasonal strain delays with R 0 = 1.5. Odds ratio versus effective vaccination coverage for six different delays from seasonal strain introduction to pandemic strain introduction. All calculations are with R0 = 1.5 and 1/δ = 120 days. Delays of 120 days or less correspond to a first wave scenario, the delay of 240 days corresponds to a second wave only scenario. The symbols on the lines are to aid in differentiating the line types and not a specific data point of interest.

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