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A within-host-informed event-time framework linking epidemiological delay distributions
Understanding when and how pathogens spread from person to person is fundamental to characterizing transmission, interpreting surveillance data, and designing effective control measures. Yet key epidemiological delays--including the latent period, incubation period, generation interval, and serial i
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