herd immunity

More Measles

2020-01-01

By: Tim McMahon

On: January 1, 2020

In: 2020, Bill Casselman

Tagged: epidemic, herd immunity, measles, SEIR model

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More Measles In this column, I shall say more about modeling the progress of an epidemic. ... Bill Casselman University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada Introduction This is the second Feature Column in which I discuss the mathematics involved in the transmission of measles. The first one made a fewRead More →

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