A recent study in Nature shows reducing your contacts could dramatically slow the spread of COVID-19.
We’ve heard that COVID-19 social bubbles can help protect you and your family from infections. Now there’s research to back that up.
One person is highly interconnected – in close contact with five other groups. The other has just as many individuals and connections, but the way they are connected slows the infection and flattens the curve. During their simulations of different networks, the researchers varied the types of interactions, including one they called a “small-world network” where every cluster is highly interconnected. Within the first few steps, many of the 2,000 individuals were infected.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
John Oliver Explains Why the Rent Crisis Could Make the COVID-19 Crisis Even WorseMany have dissected these compounding crises, but perhaps no one else has done it using Pokémon.
Weiterlesen »
'Don't tell my wine snob friends': Why Americans are buying more boxed wine during COVID-19Demand for certain supermarket staples has surged in strange ways since COVID-19 began shutting down the economy in March, but none has risen to the occasion quite like those cardboard boxes of wine.
Weiterlesen »
Orlando Bloom calls pregnant Katy Perry 'force of nature'Actor Orlando Bloom has said that his fiancée Katy Perry has handled her pregnancy impressively and called her 'awe-inspiring'
Weiterlesen »
Orlando Bloom Says Pregnant Katy Perry Is a 'Force of Nature'Orlando Bloom says he's blown away by katyperry's strength: 'She's a force of nature.'
Weiterlesen »
5 reasons why Singapore's upcoming general election is worth watchingSingapore is set to hold general election on July 10 — a little more than a month after the country started easing restrictions put in place to contain one of the largest coronavirus outbreaks in Southeast Asia.
Weiterlesen »
2019 had a record-high number of billionaires — here's how many and whyThere were 2,825 billionaires in 2019 with a combined net worth of $9.4 trillion, according to a new report from the market research firm WealthX.
Weiterlesen »