Geospatial-Based Model for Diagnosing Potential High-Risk Areas of Tuberculosis Disease in Malaysia

@inproceedings{Rasam2019GeospatialBasedMF,
  title={Geospatial-Based Model for Diagnosing Potential High-Risk Areas of Tuberculosis Disease in Malaysia},
  author={Abdul Rauf Abdul Rasam and N. M. Shariff and J. F. Dony},
  year={2019}
}
  • Abdul Rauf Abdul Rasam, N. M. Shariff, J. F. Dony
  • Published 2019
  • Geography
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