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Fragmented criticality of infectious disease epidemics
Population vulnerability to an infectious disease epidemic is commonly summarized by system-level indicators such as the epidemic threshold: a single critical boundary. Yet transmission is heterogeneous across communities, host groups and transmission pathways, and public-health decisions often requ
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