In another thread we discussed the implications of applying epidemiological equations to the SARS outbreaks.
My position remains that until we can establish the value of T (within normal limits), all bets are off.
I think analyzing airline data for traffic to/from asiatic hotspots may help.
It seems that int'l trade data may help us extrapolate risk by city.
I am still concerned that the Mongolian geneset is more susceptible... our Mexican population may be sitting ducks.
Thanks again.