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Volume 9, Number 1, January 2003 The U.S.-Mexico Border Infectious Disease Surveillance Project: Establishing Binational Border SurveillanceMichelle Weinberg,* Stephen Waterman,* Carlos Alvarez Lucas,† Veronica
Carrion Falcon,† Pablo Kuri Morales,† Luis Anaya Lopez,† Chris Peter,‡
Alejandro Escobar Gutiérrez,§ Ernesto Ramirez Gonzalez,§ Ana Flisser,¶
Ralph Bryan,* Enrique Navarro Valle,# Alfonso Rodriguez,** Gerardo Alvarez
Hernandez,†† Cecilia Rosales,‡‡ Javier Arias Ortiz,§§ Michael Landen,¶¶
Hugo Vilchis,## Julie Rawlings,*** Francisco Lopez Leal,††† Luis Ortega,‡‡‡
Elaine Flagg,* Roberto Tapia Conyer,† and Martin Cetron* for the Border
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Figure 2. Border Infectious Disease Surveillance project sentinel sites in sister cities along U.S.-Mexico border: Tijuana–San Diego, Nogales-Nogales, Las Cruces–Ciudad Juarez–El Paso, and Reynosa-McAllen. The new cities are Mexicali-Imperial (the sister city pair near Tijuana–San Diego) and Brownsville (near McAllen). |
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