Estimated Transmissibility and Case Fatality Rate of Bundibugyo Virus, Uganda, 2007.

Bianca de Padua, Andrei R Akhmetzhanov

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Because the epidemiology of Bundibugyo virus remains unclear, we reanalyzed the first recognized outbreak (Uganda, 2007). Adjusting for case under-ascertainment and the effect of control measures, we estimated the effective reproduction number (1.55, falling to <1 after intervention) and case-fatality rate (31%, declining to 25%). The underascertainment rate was 15%.

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