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Each disease-causing organism or agent has characteristic ways of infecting animals and potentially causing harm reflected in ... The SIR model is one of the simplest disease models we have to explain the spread of a virus through a population. Thanks to Dr Rohin Francis of Medlife Crisis and Dr Rishi Desai of Osmosis for their feedback.
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- Each disease-causing organism or agent has characteristic ways of infecting animals and potentially causing harm reflected in ...
- The SIR model is one of the simplest disease models we have to explain the spread of a virus through a population.
- Thanks to Dr Rohin Francis of Medlife Crisis and Dr Rishi Desai of Osmosis for their feedback.
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