Ecological and subject-level drivers of interepidemic Rift Valley fever virus exposure in humans and livestock in Northern Kenya
Mathew Muturi(Kenya School of Government), Bernard Bett(International Livestock Research Institute), Nyamai Mutono(University of Nairobi), Anita Makori(University of Nairobi), Kristina Roesel, Daniel Nthiwa(University of Embu), Richard Nyamota(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Athman Mwatondo(Ministry of Agriculture Livestock and Fisheries), Ard M. Nijhof(Freie Universität Berlin), Samuel M. Thumbi(University of Nairobi), Lilian Wambua(International Livestock Research Institute), James Akoko(International Livestock Research Institute)
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