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Effect of Asymptomatic Transmission and Emergence Time on Multi-strain Viral Disease Severity

2021-05-17

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<h4>Background: </h4> In a viral epidemic, the emergence of a novel strain with increased transmissibility (larger value of basic reproduction number R 0) sparks the fear that the increase in transmissibility is likely to lead to an increase in disease severity. It is required to investigate if a new, more contagious strain will be necessarily dominant in the population and resulting in more disease severity. <h4>...

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3bef3711-4e77-5bd0-a869-57e6926dbbee
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-513446/v1
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