The correlation between the viral loads of SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater and the weekly reported cases.

<p>The correlation between the viral loads of SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater and the weekly reported cases.</p>

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Main Author:	Dan Kuang (136225) (author)
Other Authors:	Xufang Gao (15224999) (author), Nan Du (571833) (author), Jiaqi Huang (79038) (author), Yingxu Dai (21439529) (author), Zhenhua Chen (436227) (author), Yao Wang (102387) (author), Cheng Wang (102692) (author), Rong Lu (53910) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Biotechnology Immunology Cancer Infectious Diseases Virology Computational Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified term sentinel approach spearman &# 8217 roughly 33 times providing early warnings large international events large international event early warning system also gathered data urinary shedding rates symptom monitoring system weekly median concentration clinical case data weekly new cases chengdu &# 8217 model employed back model &# 8217 2 million people wide wastewater monitoring potentially contracted covid registered cases identified 2 rna fluctuated chengdu </ p estimating infection rates infection rates registered cases 2 rna viral concentration 190 cases wastewater surveillance wastewater pipeline quantitative model case study monitoring sars approximately 2 2 infections 2 %) 19 cases xlink "> ultimately declining two manholes similar trend significant difference significant correlation serve 66 results indicated research aimed reliable means quantify uncertainty predictive tool potential covid
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