#nCoV2019 in Wuhan went from an index case in ~Nov 2019 to several thousand cases by mid-Jan 2020, thus going from initial seeding event to widespread local transmission in the span of ~10 weeks. 2/4pic.twitter.com/a8HGHrhthE
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#nCoV2019 in Wuhan went from an index case in ~Nov 2019 to several thousand cases by mid-Jan 2020, thus going from initial seeding event to widespread local transmission in the span of ~10 weeks. 2/4pic.twitter.com/a8HGHrhthE
We believe that international seeding events started to occur in mid-Jan. Thus we have a critical ~10 weeks from then to late-March to contain these nascent outbreaks before they become sizable. 3/4
References for @ohallats's work: https://www.pnas.org/content/111/46/E4911 …, https://journals.plos.org/plosgenetics/article?rev=2&id=10.1371/journal.pgen.1007936 … 4/4
Trevor- you are a hero. can you do your best to predict when outbreaks will hit @minnesota? Or #NYC? Looks like that the #newjersey cruise ship will likely spread the #coronavirus further
Things will be highly random for the next while. It was just chance that it happened to be Bavaria that got an early cluster. I wouldn’t make predictions for particular locales.
This is real data.https://twitter.com/jenniferatntd/status/1223639844829769734?s=21 …
An analogy would be spreading town fires where risk of spread is not just to adjacent buildings but wind carries sparks further afield.
Thinking along similar lines ... but large-scale exposure at Wuhan market was not typical epidemic expansion with person-to-person spread out from an index case, and may not be replicated in other settings.
@amjurgens very interesting.
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