Author: Jean Roch Donsimoni; René Glawion; Bodo Plachter; Constantin Weiser; Klaus Wälde
Title: Should contact bans be lifted in Germany? A quantitative prediction of its effects Document date: 2020_4_14
ID: h86mpz6o_59
Snippet: From a pure health perspective this is of course very desirable. As an example, we can again look at the corresponding probabilities to turn sick on a given day or over the period of one week. As the red curve in the left part of …gure 5 illustrates, in a situation without RSC, the number of incidences would have continued to increase and so would have the risk to get infected. The yellow curve shows that incidences are now falling and so does .....
Document: From a pure health perspective this is of course very desirable. As an example, we can again look at the corresponding probabilities to turn sick on a given day or over the period of one week. As the red curve in the left part of …gure 5 illustrates, in a situation without RSC, the number of incidences would have continued to increase and so would have the risk to get infected. The yellow curve shows that incidences are now falling and so does the risk to get infected.
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