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Supplementary Figure 1 A 2cm oval-shaped, thin-walled cyst-like lesion (white arrows) posterior to the posterior tongue, mostly within the vallecula

Data of the SERVQUAL survey on 167 relatives of the patients under prolonged mechanical ventilation at the Respiratory Care Center.

This dataset contains information of 13 cohorts with talc-exposed workers published before January 1, 2017. Abbreviations and codings: - Geography: 1 = Asia; 2 = Europe; 3 = North America - RR: risk ratio; SMR = Standardized mortality ratio; SIR = Standardized incidence ratio - CI: Confidence interval - obs: number observed - exp: number expected - sesmr: standard error of standardized mortality (or incidence) ratio - logsmr: estimated log standardized mortality (or incidence) ratio - selogsmr: standard error of logsmr - contamination: 1 = talc with asbestos; 0 = talc without asbestos - NOS_score: Newcastle-Ottawa Scale - talcmine: 1 = talc-producing industry; 0 = talc user industry

Supplementary Files S1-S3. Visualizations of spatiotemporal H3N2 dynamics in 2005, 2007, and 2009 using Google Earth. Bayesian phylogeographic analysis were performed to predict the global migrations of the years 2005, 2007, and 2009. Keyhole Markup Language files were provided in S1, S2, and S3, which could be executed and visualized via Google Earth. In these migrations, earlier and later points in the epidemic are colored in blue and purple, respectively.

Supplementary Table S1. Location distributions of collated strains in 2005, 2007, and 2009 for Bayesian phylogeographic analysis.

Supplementary Figure S1. A phylogenetic tree of Taiwanese H3N2 strains revealed the evolutionary history in the past four decades. These Taiwanese and reference strains were marked by different colors according to Fig. 3 of the manuscript.