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The Challenge of Using Epidemiological Case Count Data: The Example of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and the Weather

2020-05-23

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The publicly available data on COVID-19 cases provides an opportunity to better understand this new disease. However, strong attention needs to be paid to the limitations of the data to avoid making inaccurate conclusions. This article, which focuses on the relationship between the weather and COVID-19, raises the concern that the same factors influencing the spread of the disease might also affect the number of t...

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Literature Corpus work: 8f024712-5fa7-5ccd-aa7a-6ea1a7f4c247
DOI: 10.1101/2020.05.21.20108803

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