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Regional comparisons of COVID reporting rates, burden, and mortality age-structure using auxiliary data sources

2021-08-21

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We correct common assumptions about COVID burden and disease characteristics in high-income (HIC) versus low- and middle-income (LMIC) countries by augmenting widely-used surveillance data with auxiliary data sources. We constructed an empirically-based model of serological detection rates to quantify COVID reporting rates in national and sub-national locations. From those reporting rates, we estimated relative CO...

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14a7de06-3787-589c-accb-81ead40ab8e1
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10.1101/2021.08.18.21262248
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