Estimation of the Reproduction Number for COVID-19 Based on Latest Vaccination Results and the Timing for Herd-Immunity: Prospect for 2021

S. S. Zhu, E. Iboi
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This study examined four countries Israel, United States, United Kingdom, and Serbia and present their possible vaccination trajectories into 2021. We found that populations in all the four countries are relaxing and taking the advantage of the benefit of an increasingly immunized community hence, experiencing a rising phase of Rc(t). The United States is of particular concern, due to its fast rising Rc(t) in comparison to other countries, potentially generating another wave of infection. Due to aggressive vaccination program, continued implementation of restrictive measures, or both, in all countries we analyzed, present a cautiously optimistic outlook at controlling the pandemic toward the latter part of 2021. We also found that despite a significant fraction of the population in selected countries being immunized, no countries other than Israel has its Rc(t) reached its intrinsic R0 value. Based on our proposed methodology for deriving R0, our prediction shows that Israel's indigenous COVID-19 daily R0 is approximately 2.2 based on its latest data.
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基于最新疫苗接种结果和群体免疫时机的COVID-19繁殖数估计:展望2021年
这项研究调查了以色列、美国、英国和塞尔维亚四个国家,并介绍了它们到2021年可能的疫苗接种轨迹。我们发现,这四个国家的人口都在放松,并利用日益免疫的社区的优势,因此经历了Rc(t)的上升阶段。美国尤其令人担忧,因为与其他国家相比,其Rc(t)快速上升,可能会引发另一波感染。由于我们分析的所有国家都实施了积极的疫苗接种计划,继续实施限制性措施,或两者兼而有之,在2021年下半年控制疫情方面前景谨慎乐观。我们还发现,尽管选定国家有相当一部分人口接种了疫苗,但除以色列外,没有其他国家的Rc(t)达到其固有的R0值。根据我们提出的R0推导方法,我们的预测显示,根据最新数据,以色列本土新冠肺炎每日R0约为2.2。
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