Selected article for: "influenza risk perception and risk perception"
Author: Casey M Zipfel; Shweta Bansal
Title: Assessing the interactions between COVID-19 and influenza in the United States
  • Document date: 2020_4_1
    • ID: f3ds1rq6_3
    Snippet: Here we aim to: (1) identify whether ILI incidence in the US is lower than expected following the emergence of COVID-19; and (2) assess which factors explain the reduction in ILI levels among COVID-19 risk perception, changes in influenza risk perception, strain dynamics or environmental factors. Finally, (3) we propose mechanisms by which these factors act to result in the observed ILI dynamics......
    Document: Here we aim to: (1) identify whether ILI incidence in the US is lower than expected following the emergence of COVID-19; and (2) assess which factors explain the reduction in ILI levels among COVID-19 risk perception, changes in influenza risk perception, strain dynamics or environmental factors. Finally, (3) we propose mechanisms by which these factors act to result in the observed ILI dynamics.

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