Estimating the probability of demonstrating vaccine efficacy in the declining Ebola epidemic : a Bayesian modelling approach

Camacho, Eggo, Funk, Watson, Kurcharski, Edmunds
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2015
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Humanitarian Research
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This article investigates the chance of demonstrating Ebola vaccine efficacy in an individually randomised controlled trial implemented in the declining epidemic of Forécariah prefecture, Guinea.

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