Quantifying contact patterns in response to COVID-19 public health measures in Canada

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Public Health, November 2021

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RT @beansprouts_mom: @sylvia_a_fuller Have you seen this: https://t.co/4VjDH7RhRc

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RT @beansprouts_mom: @sylvia_a_fuller Have you seen this: https://t.co/4VjDH7RhRc

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@sylvia_a_fuller Have you seen this: https://t.co/4VjDH7RhRc

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"The skewed distribution of reported contacts toward workplace settings ... combined with number of reported SCHOOL-related contacts suggest that these settings represent important opportunities for transmission ..." #bced #bcpoli @CDCofBC @VSB39 @VCHheal

10 Nov 2021

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