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Incorporating human mobility to enhance epidemic response and estimate real-time reproduction numbers

2025-04-26

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Human mobility plays a critical role in the transmission dynamics of infectious diseases, influencing both their spread and the effectiveness of control measures. In the process of quantifying the real-time situation of an epidemic, the instantaneous reproduction number R t appears to be one of the useful metrics widely used by public health researchers, officials, and policy makers. Since individuals can contract...

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Literature Corpus work: fcd36a71-3af8-5882-b477-5e681b558061
DOI: 10.1101/2025.04.25.25326411

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