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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2024
摘要
The importance of asymptomatic 傳播 was a key discovery in our efforts to study and intervene in the COVID-19 pandemic. In Asymptomatic (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2024), Joshua Weitz uses this aspect of SARS-CoV-2 natural history to discuss many counterintuitive characteristics of the pandemic. In this essay, I engage the arguments in the book, and discuss why asymptomatic 傳播 is such a critical dimension of the study of infectious 疾病s. I explore ideas contained within Asymptomatic and connect them to related issues in 演化ary virology and 疾病 生態學, including epistemic uncertainty and the 演化 of virulence. Furthermore, I comment on the broader messages in the text, including the gap between scientific knowledge and 社會 understanding.
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