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Towards a participatory European social contact observatory

2025-11-19

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Social contacts shape infectious disease transmission, but most contact data come from infrequent, resource-intensive stand-alone surveys that are difficult to link with longitudinal health information. Digital participatory surveillance offers an alternative for continuous collection of data requiring fewer resources. We analyzed over 110,000 contact reports from 18,000 InfluenzaNet participants, linked with soci...

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Literature Corpus work: f05bab30-948f-5422-a468-2d90bbbe6b89
DOI: 10.1101/2025.11.17.25338859

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