Submitted:
07 April 2020
Posted:
09 April 2020
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Abstract
Corona viruses cause extensive SARS epidemics via super spread events (SSE). Due to variation in infection risk and heterogeneity of reproduction numbers specific distinction between SSE’s and typical case events is essential. SARS transmissions unveil a complex scenario in which SSE’s are shaped by multiple factors. Specific screening strategies for infection emergence within potential super spreading groups will help to efficiently control the SARS-2 pandemic and alleviate the partially effective general restriction measures.
Keywords:
SARS epidemiology
; super spread events
; efficient diagnosis to contain magnitude of SARS-2 outbreaks
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