Endogenous competition and the underrealized reproduction of infectious diseases | PNAS
Scientific inquiry about the transmissibility of infectious diseases is largely based
on the basic reproduction number (R0) and its derivations. Th...
New paper in PNAS! With @phuang.bsky.social and Carter Butts. This paper highlights an overlooked mechanism, when multiple infectious individuals compete to infect the same susceptible person, the disease can reduce its own effective reproductive rate. #articles www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
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Our research seeks to uncover how people interact within civil society organizations and how those interactions can strengthen organizations, promote civic engagement, and improve the quality of life in communities.
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