When advantage turns into risk: disentangling landscape and behavioural drivers of socioeconomic inequality in Lyme disease risk, Glasgow as a case study
Sara Gandy(Public Health England), Lucy Gilbert(University of Glasgow), Sally Mavin(Raigmore Hospital), David Johnson(Lancaster University), Swapna Guntupalli(Raigmore Hospital), Grace Plahe(University of Salford), Jessica Hall(University of Glasgow), Richard Birtles(University of Salford), Kirsty Watkinson(University of Manchester)
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