Lyme disease surveillance in the United States: looking for ways to cut the Gordian knot.

Cartter, M. L., Lynfield, R., Feldman, K. A., Hook, S. A., Hinckley, A. F., (2018). Zoonoses and Public Health 65(2), 227-229. Wiley, Berlin, Germany. English language

Impacts of misclassification on Lyme disease surveillance.

Rutz, H., Hogan, B., Hook, S., Hinckley, A., Feldman, K., (2019). Zoonoses and Public Health 66(1), 174-178. Wiley, Berlin, Germany. English language

Underreporting of lyme and other tick-borne diseases in residents of a high-incidence county, Minnesota, 2009.

Schiffman, E. K., McLaughlin, C., Ray, J. A. E., Kemperman, M. M., Hinckley, A. F., Friedlander, H. G., Neitzel, D. F., (2018). Zoonoses and Public Health 65(2), 230-237. Wiley, Berlin, Germany. English language

Lyme disease surveillance in New York State: an assessment of case underreporting.

White, J., Noonan-Toly, C., Lukacik, G., Thomas, N., Hinckley, A., Hook, S., Backenson, P. B., (2018). Zoonoses and Public Health 65(2), 238-246. Wiley, Berlin, Germany. English language

Exploring an alternative approach to Lyme disease surveillance in Maryland.

Rutz, H., Hogan, B., Hook, S., Hinckley, A., Feldman, K., (2018). Zoonoses and Public Health 65(2), 254-259. Wiley, Berlin, Germany. English language

Benefit-cost analysis of foot and mouth disease control in large ruminants in Cambodia.

Young, J. R., Suon, S., Rast, L., Nampanya, S., Windsor, P. A., Bush, R. D., (2016). Transboundary and Emerging Diseases 63(5), 508-522. Wiley-Blackwell, Berlin, Germany. English language

Managing sparse data in biological invasions: a simulation study.

Leung, B., Delaney, D. G., (2006). Ecological Modelling 198(1/2), 229-239. Elsevier, Amsterdam, Netherlands. English language