Causal Inference in Infectious Diseases¶
Halloran, M. E., & Struchiner, C. J. (1995). Causal Inference in Infectious Diseases. Epidemiology, 6(2), 142-151.
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- Escape and Leakage
- Epidemiology: Infectious disease escaping quarantine zones through asymptomatic travelers, untracked transmission pathways, or permeable borders, reducing isolation effectiveness despite walls, checkpoints, and permits—a phenomenon Halloran and Struchiner (1995) modeled formally in their analysis of indirect, total, and overall vaccine effects in transmission-permeable populations.
This sourceFormalizes direct and indirect effects under dependent happenings (interference) in transmission-permeable populations; quantitative basis for analyzing how disease escapes a quarantine through asymptomatic and untracked transmission pathways.
- Epidemiology: Infectious disease escaping quarantine zones through asymptomatic travelers, untracked transmission pathways, or permeable borders, reducing isolation effectiveness despite walls, checkpoints, and permits—a phenomenon Halloran and Struchiner (1995) modeled formally in their analysis of indirect, total, and overall vaccine effects in transmission-permeable populations.
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