Essential epidemiological parameters of COVID-19 for clinical and mathematical modeling purposes: a rapid review and meta-analysis-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Essential epidemiological parameters of COVID-19 for clinical and mathematical modeling purposes: a rapid review and meta-analysis

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Fonfría Eva S.^ORCID,Vigo María Isabel^ORCID,García-García David^ORCID,Herrador Zaida^ORCID,Navarro Miriam^ORCID,Bordehore Cesar^ORCID

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AbstractWe present a literature review and meta-analysis of relevant epidemiological parameters (24 for adults, 7 for children) of COVID-19. Standardization of these parameters is key to performing valid clinical and mathematical modeling, as well as forecasts, helping us to improve our understanding about the characteristics and impact of the pandemic.

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Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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