Why the Coronavirus is More Likely to ‘Superspread’ Than the Flu
Most people won’t spread the virus widely. The few who do are probably in the wrong place at the wrong time in their infection, new models suggest.
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Why the Coronavirus is More Likely to ‘Superspread’ Than the Flu
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