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- Super-spreader abstract "The term Super-spreader refers to a person who infects disproportionally more secondary contacts than others infected with the same virus or bacteria. In the absence of super-spreaders, most individuals infect very few secondary contacts and studies have shown that individuals within a population have equal chances of transmitting any given infection to others. However, in what is known as the 20/80 rule, twenty percent of individuals in any given population, control the spread of infection. Super-spreading events are shaped by multiple factors including nosocomial infections, virulence, viral load, misdiagnosis, airflow dynamics, immune suppression, and co-infection with another pathogen.".
- Super-spreader thumbnail Hotel_Metropole_9th_floor_layout_SARS_2003.jpg?width=300.
- Super-spreader wikiPageExternalLink 4381924.stm.
- Super-spreader wikiPageExternalLink pandemic.bioethics.net.
- Super-spreader wikiPageExternalLink phases.htm.
- Super-spreader wikiPageExternalLink www.ecdc.europa.eu.
- Super-spreader wikiPageExternalLink en.
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- Super-spreader wikiPageID "39958236".
- Super-spreader wikiPageRevisionID "605103027".
- Super-spreader subject Category:Biological_hazards.
- Super-spreader subject Category:Epidemics.
- Super-spreader subject Category:Epidemiology.
- Super-spreader subject Category:Global_health.
- Super-spreader subject Category:Infectious_diseases.
- Super-spreader subject Category:Pandemics.
- Super-spreader comment "The term Super-spreader refers to a person who infects disproportionally more secondary contacts than others infected with the same virus or bacteria. In the absence of super-spreaders, most individuals infect very few secondary contacts and studies have shown that individuals within a population have equal chances of transmitting any given infection to others. However, in what is known as the 20/80 rule, twenty percent of individuals in any given population, control the spread of infection.".
- Super-spreader label "Super-spreader".
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- Super-spreader sameAs Q17083841.
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- Super-spreader wasDerivedFrom Super-spreader?oldid=605103027.
- Super-spreader depiction Hotel_Metropole_9th_floor_layout_SARS_2003.jpg.
- Super-spreader isPrimaryTopicOf Super-spreader.
