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Is large-scale vaccination sufficient for controlling the Covid-19 pandemic with uncertainties? A model-based study

2022-05-13

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A massive vaccination program against SARS-CoV-2 infection started at the beginning of 2021. Studies show that vaccinated people are subject to reinfection, and there is uncertainty in the rate of immunity loss, the force of infection, recovery rate, vaccine efficacy. Here we study a six-dimensional stochastic epidemic model with vaccine-induced immunity loss to demonstrate the effect of vaccination in controlling...

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9fa6bcc7-0a58-5cad-8206-258a00b3b2a3
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1509134/v1
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