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- who: Guillermo de Anda-Ju00e1uregui from the By taking into account not only the global topological modularity of the human contact network of Mexico have published the research: Modular reactivation of Mexico City after COVID-19 lockdown, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: This approach has mainly been applied to human populations but can also be adapted to deal with animal plagues and epidemics on livestock. The authors compared the impact of reactivation over magnitude, timing, and the likelihood of new COVID-19 peaks according to two mobilization scenarios (modular networking versus constraint-free reactivation) in . . .
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