Simulating a Travel-related Origin of in New York-New Jersey
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Importance: is an emerging fungal pathogen, with resistance to several antifungal drugs. Serious infections affect hospitalized patients and residents of long-term care facilities, although the pathogen can also be present on a healthy individual's skin. Many studies have shown international introductions of to the United States. Here, we present a simulation that supports the hypothesis that the earlier introductions of in the New York-New Jersey area are not random but related to travel networks.
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