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by jtbayly
2278 days ago
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I wish there was some. Again, it's based on the change in R0. From another article[0]: "New data from the rest of Europe suggests that the outbreak is running faster than expected, said Ferguson. As a result, epidemiologists have revised their estimate of the reproduction number (R0) of the virus. This measure of how many other people a carrier usually infects is now believed to be just over three, he said, up from 2.5." [0]: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2238578-uk-has-enough-i... |
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