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Predicting the cumulative medical load of COVID-19 outbreaks after the peak in daily fatalities

2020-09-05

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The distinct ways the COVID-19 pandemics has been unfolding in different countries and regions suggest that local societal and governmental structures play an important role not only for the the baseline infection rate, but also for the short-term and long-term reaction to the outbreak. We propose to investigate the question of how societies as a whole, and governments in particular, modulate the dynamics of a nov...

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8d6e0e77-d8a0-5523-be25-93b521d83723
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10.1101/2020.09.03.20183384
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