COVID-19 serial interval estimates based on confirmed cases in public reports from 86 Chinese cities
Du, Z.; Xu, x.; Wu, Y.; Wang, L.; Cowling, B. J.; Meyers, L. A.
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As a novel coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to spread widely and claim lives worldwide, its transmission characteristics remain uncertain. Here, we present and analyze the serial intervals-the time period between the onset of symptoms in an index (infector) case and the onset of symptoms in a secondary (infectee) case-of 339 confirmed cases of COVID-19 identified from 264 cities in mainland China prior to February 19, 2020. Here, we provide the complete dataset in both English and Chinese to support further COVID-19 research and modeling efforts.
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