Identification of Contacts With High Rates of Missed and Asymptomatic Infection Following an Outbreak of Ebola Virus Disease: A Seroepidemiological Study in Likati Health Zone, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Olivier Tshiani-Mbaya(University of Kinshasa), Sabué Mulangu(National Institutes of Health), Koya Ariyoshi(Nagasaki University), Jean‐Jacques Muyembe(National Institute of Biomedical Research), Christian M Kahusu(National Institute of Biomedical Research), Anthony Suangi(National Institute of Biomedical Research), Gregoire Mumbere(Ministry of Public Health), Kubo Yoshinao(Nagasaki University), Laura Skrip(London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine), Ange Mubiala(National Institute of Biomedical Research), Antoine Tshomba(National Institute of Biomedical Research)
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