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Quantifying human mobility behaviour changes during the COVID-19 outbreak in the United States
Y. Pan, A. Darzi, et al.
This research conducted by Yixuan Pan, Aref Darzi, Aliakbar Kabiri, Guangchen Zhao, Weiyu Luo, Chenfeng Xiong, and Lei Zhang explores the significant shifts in human mobility patterns across the US during the COVID-19 crisis. Utilizing a groundbreaking Social Distancing Index, it reveals how government mandates and local outbreak severity influenced social distancing behavior.
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