Working conditions and tuberculosis mortality in England and Wales, 1890–1912: a retrospective analysis of routinely collected data

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@Jake_Elder52 @danlewer Because of differences in the way Poisson and NB weight observations, you can sometime get a better fit with an overdispersed Poisson model than with NB https://t.co/xMiSIahO0q In this example, we spotted crude rate predicted by N

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Working conditions and #TB mortality in England and Wales, 1890–1912 https://t.co/BsVUKNGI8A HT @ucl https://t.co/mX3xRNZ8Gy

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RT @HIV_Insight: Working conditions and #TB mortality in England and Wales, 1890–1912 https://t.co/Pj4aBs5Dxq HT @ucl https://t.co/GXfZQRFx…

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