Very interesting paper. If we behave properly (masks, 6', etc.), don't expect an increase in transmission despite an increase in mobility. Doesn't this challenge the use of mobility data as an early indicator for transmission risk? Tons of groups and papers are using/doing this.
We're official! Two green ticks at @WellcomeOpenRes. Relevant for current studies of mobility and #COVID19... watch out for mobility and transmission becoming less correlated: that's what exit success should looks like.
https://wellcomeopenresearch.org/articles/5-81
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Not exactly. We show that the two were strongly correlated early but then that correlation decreased. This paper doesn't say the correlation will decrease for all populations, more that it did for China, and its a good sign.
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Fascinating stuff. Am I the only one thinking that we probably won’t see that same pattern in the UK over the next few weeks and months...?
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