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Healthcare-resource-adjusted vulnerabilities towards the 2019-nCoV epidemic across China
Zhou, H.; Yang, J.; Tang, K.; Zhang, Q.; cao, z.; Pfeiffer, D.; Zeng, D. D.
2020-02-12
epidemiology
10.1101/2020.02.11.20022111
medRxiv
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We integrate the human movement and healthcare resource data to identify cities with high vulnerability towards the 2019-nCoV epidemic with respect to available health resources. The results inform public health responses in multiple ways.
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