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Clustering of COVID-19 Cases in Beijing, China
Of the 262 patients, 176 (67.2%) were defined as clustered cases, 133 (50.8%) were considered family cluster cases, and 43 (16.4%) were classified as “other” clustered cases. Median cluster size was 3.
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