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Characterizing US contact patterns relevant to respiratory transmission from a pandemic to baseline: Analysis of a large cross-sectional survey

2024-04-28

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<h4>Background</h4> Contact plays a critical role in infectious disease transmission. Characterizing heterogeneity in contact patterns across individuals, time, and space is necessary to inform accurate estimates of transmission risk, particularly to explain superspreading, predict age differences in vulnerability, and inform social distancing policies. Current respiratory disease models often rely on data from th...

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24ee79f4-ac89-5adb-a435-da5ed1870dcc
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10.1101/2024.04.26.24306450
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