Epidemiology

  1. A modified SEIR model to predict the COVID-19 outbreak in Spain and Italy: Simulating control scenarios and multi-scale epidemics

    1. Leonardo López
    2. Xavier Rodó

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  2. Risk of adverse outcomes with COVID-19 in the Republic of Ireland

    1. M Roe
    2. P Wall
    3. P Mallon
    4. M Horgan

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  3. Modelling suggests ABO histo-incompatibility may substantially reduce SARS-CoV-2 transmission

    1. Peter J.I. Ellis

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  4. Evidence Supports a Causal Model for Vitamin D in COVID-19 Outcomes

    1. Gareth Davies
    2. Attila R Garami
    3. Joanna Byers

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  5. Two New Models for Epidemics with Application to the COVID-19 Pandemic in the United States, Italy, and the United Kingdom

    1. David H. Roberts

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  6. Multiple models for outbreak decision support in the face of uncertainty

    1. Katriona Shea
    2. Rebecca K. Borchering
    3. William J. M. Probert
    4. Emily Howerton
    5. Tiffany L. Bogich
    6. Shou-Li Li
    7. Willem G. van Panhuis
    8. Cecile Viboud
    9. Ricardo Aguás
    10. Artur A. Belov
    11. Sanjana H. Bhargava
    12. Sean M. Cavany
    13. Joshua C. Chang
    14. Cynthia Chen
    15. Jinghui Chen
    16. Shi Chen
    17. YangQuan Chen
    18. Lauren M. Childs
    19. Carson C. Chow
    20. Isabel Crooker
    21. Sara Y. Del Valle
    22. Guido España
    23. Geoffrey Fairchild
    24. Richard C. Gerkin
    25. Timothy C. Germann
    26. Quanquan Gu
    27. Xiangyang Guan
    28. Lihong Guo
    29. Gregory R. Hart
    30. Thomas J. Hladish
    31. Nathaniel Hupert
    32. Daniel Janies
    33. Cliff C. Kerr
    34. Daniel J. Klein
    35. Eili Y. Klein
    36. Gary Lin
    37. Carrie Manore
    38. Lauren Ancel Meyers
    39. John E. Mittler
    40. Kunpeng Mu
    41. Rafael C. Núñez
    42. Rachel J. Oidtman
    43. Remy Pasco
    44. Ana Pastore y Piontti
    45. Rajib Paul
    46. Carl A. B. Pearson
    47. Dianela R. Perdomo
    48. T. Alex Perkins
    49. Kelly Pierce
    50. Alexander N. Pillai
    51. Rosalyn Cherie Rael
    52. Katherine Rosenfeld
    53. Chrysm Watson Ross
    54. Julie A. Spencer
    55. Arlin B. Stoltzfus
    56. Kok Ben Toh
    57. Shashaank Vattikuti
    58. Alessandro Vespignani
    59. Lingxiao Wang
    60. Lisa J. White
    61. Pan Xu
    62. Yupeng Yang
    63. Osman N. Yogurtcu
    64. Weitong Zhang
    65. Yanting Zhao
    66. Difan Zou
    67. Matthew J. Ferrari
    68. David Pannell
    69. Michael J. Tildesley
    70. Jack Seifarth
    71. Elyse Johnson
    72. Matthew Biggerstaff
    73. Michael A. Johansson
    74. Rachel B. Slayton
    75. John D. Levander
    76. Jeff Stazer
    77. Jessica Kerr
    78. Michael C. Runge

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  7. Analysis of COVID-19 case numbers: adjustment for diagnostic misclassification on the example of German case reporting data

    1. Felix Günther
    2. Ursula Berger
    3. Michael Höhle
    4. Andreas Bender
    5. Manfred Wildner
    6. Iris M. Heid
    7. Helmut Küchenhoff

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  8. Seroprevalence and risk factors of exposure to COVID-19 in homeless people in Paris, France: a cross-sectional study

    1. Thomas Roederer
    2. Bastien Mollo
    3. Charline Vincent
    4. Birgit Nikolay
    5. Augusto E Llosa
    6. Robin Nesbitt
    7. Jessica Vanhomwegen
    8. Thierry Rose
    9. Sophie Goyard
    10. François Anna
    11. Corinne Torre
    12. Emilie Fourrey
    13. Erica Simons
    14. William Hennequin
    15. Clair Mills
    16. Francisco J Luquero

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  9. Low plasma 25(OH) vitamin D level is associated with increased risk of COVID‐19 infection: an Israeli population‐based study

    1. Eugene Merzon
    2. Dmitry Tworowski
    3. Alessandro Gorohovski
    4. Shlomo Vinker
    5. Avivit Golan Cohen
    6. Ilan Green
    7. Milana Frenkel‐Morgenstern

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  10. Structural Entropy of Daily Number of COVID-19 Related Fatalities

    1. Eren Unlu

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