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To V, R0 to V ?

2020-01-01

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Outbreaks of infectious disease can be caused by only a few highly infectious individuals. These individuals are produced by variation in traits affecting contact between infected and susceptible individuals, the likelihood that contact results in infection and the duration of infection. High-risk individuals are difficult to predict because traditional assessments of disease transmission, such as R0, rely on popu...

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41a7b8bf-63f9-56d9-bddd-43c8b7faae28
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10.7488/era/47
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