Estimates of COVID-19 Secondary Attack Rates among Household Contacts and Non-household Contact in Guangzhou, China when Accounting for Incubation and Infectious Period
- Estimates of COVID-19 Secondary Attack Rates among Household Contacts and Non-household Contact in Guangzhou, China when Accounting for Incubation and Infectious Period - A longer mean incubation period was associated with a lower attack rate in both household and non-household contacts. - A longer maximum infectious period was associated with a higher attack rate in both household and non-household contacts. - Higher local reproductive numbers were associated shorter incubation times and a longer maximum infectivity period.
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