Publications by authors named "Dyer C"
Article Synopsis
- Contact tracing was crucial during the COVID-19 pandemic in various countries, especially in Germany, to limit the virus's spread and manage healthcare resources.
- A study in the Rhine-Neckar and Heidelberg areas of Germany explored the effectiveness of contact tracing across different age groups from January 2020 to April 2022, analyzing data on infections and quarantines.
- Results showed that out of a population of 706,974, a significant portion tested positive for COVID-19, with lower relative risk of infection for elderly individuals compared to adults, and the majority of deaths occurred in senior citizens.