The Significant Role of Household and Family Transmission in SARS-CoV-2 Spread Among Dutch Students: An Analysis Using Population-Level Registry Data
Household and family transmission are strong factors in the spread of SARS-CoV-2, with much higher probabilities of temporally associated infections among family members compared to school contacts. While attending the same school increased the probability of temporally associated infections, the effect was modest compared to the impact of shared household and family contexts.
Modeling the Impact of Dating Apps on the Spread of Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Dating apps increase the number of casual sexual partners, which in turn increases the overall spread of sexually transmitted diseases.
Optimal Social Distancing Policies for Epidemics with Limited Healthcare Capacity
Policymakers can use costly interventions to align individual behavior with socially optimal outcomes, even when individual and government preferences are misaligned, in the presence of limited healthcare capacity.
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