Heterogeneity in SIR epidemics modeling: superspreaders and herd immunity

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Appl. Netw. Sci.: Heterogeneity in SIR epidemics modeling: superspreaders and herd immunity https://t.co/R190JNnMVS

RT @ronaldomenezes: Are superspreaders really important? @szapudi shows in his paper published in the @appliednetsci that stopping them is…

RT @ronaldomenezes: Are superspreaders really important? @szapudi shows in his paper published in the @appliednetsci that stopping them is…

RT @ronaldomenezes: Are superspreaders really important? @szapudi shows in his paper published in the @appliednetsci that stopping them is…

RT @ronaldomenezes: Are superspreaders really important? @szapudi shows in his paper published in the @appliednetsci that stopping them is…

Are superspreaders really important? @szapudi shows in his paper published in the @appliednetsci that stopping them is an efficient non-pharmaceutical way of containing pandemics. https://t.co/r2eNnoXnwV https://t.co/lzONP6W6lL

Heterogeneity in SIR epidemics modeling: superspreaders and herd immunity https://t.co/1pM1cs1wQP