A Perfect Storm: Impact of Genomic Variation and Serial Vaccination on Low Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness During the 2014–2015 Season
Danuta M. Skowronski(University of British Columbia), Yan Li(Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Microbiology), James A. Dickinson(University of Calgary), Jonathan B. Gubbay(Great Ormond Street Hospital), Gaston De Serres(Université Laval), Steven J. Drews(University of Alberta), Christine Martineau(Natural Resources Canada), Suzana Sabaiduc(BC Centre for Disease Control), Alireza Eshaghi(Public Health Ontario), Mel Krajden(University of British Columbia), Nathalie Bastien(Public Health Agency of Canada), Trijntje L. Kwindt(BC Centre for Disease Control), Anne‐Luise Winter(Public Health Ontario), Catharine Chambers(BC Centre for Disease Control)
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