Curve flattening ? Oz epi curve below shows decline daily cases. But like big outbreaks (SARS '03) dont just stop dead; have long tail over many weeks from few cases. To prevent resurgence keep border closed, place mild cases away from households.

Apr 6, 2020 · 11:52 AM UTC

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But then what? Unless we miraculously eliminate the virus we need to keep quashing it with harsh restrictions or cycles of restrictions until we get effective treatment or a vaccine. In the meantime the social, health and economic costs of those restrictions will be immense.
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Hey @marylouisemcla1 Can you help me understand the apparent spike in Australian recoveries in the last few days? I’m seeing it on @WorldOMeters
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Yep is heartening given heading into winter (which seems for various reasons may increase infection rates) & particularly given major difference between infected SARS-CoV-1 & SARS-CoV-2 is later is potentially more dangerous as no recognisable symptoms appear for several days.
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Looking better but surely it’s too early to call without broader public testing? The tail will wag no doubt, just like other pandemics.
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Is that including or excluding people who were infected overseas? The key risk is a spread in the community so the key number if cases acquired locally. Do you have the data for that?
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The benefits of being an island