立場新聞 2020/01/29 13:40
Various analyses highlighting potential for sustained human-to-human transmission of #nCoV2019. Current 'estimates' of R0:
- @JulRiou & @C_Althaus: 2.2 (90% interval: 1.4-3.8)
- @JonRead et al.: 3.8 (95% interval: 3.6-4.0)
- @maiamajumder & @mandl: 2.0-3.3
- @nextstrain: 1.5-3.5
— Christian Althaus (@C_Althaus) January 24, 2020
We've updated our transmissibility assessment for #nCoV2019! R_0 estimates (based off of publicly reported confirmed cases through 1/26/20 & subject to change) remain ~stable, now ranging from 2.0 to 3.1.
Pre-print will be updated soon: https://t.co/8AX2qNS4hN
See thread below. https://t.co/VUUCWxyF6l pic.twitter.com/WizruEphhi
— Dr. Maia Majumder (@maiamajumder) January 27, 2020
Preliminary R0 (number showing how contagious / transmissible a pathogen is) for #Wuhan #nCoV2019 novel #coronavirus: 1.4 - 2.5. Here are the figures for other diseases #SARSvirus #MERS & their case-fatality rates to put things in perspective #新型冠状病毒 #SciComm #globalhealth pic.twitter.com/n7RUdgGetQ
— Dr. Melvin Sanicas (@Vaccinologist) January 23, 2020