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• 22 Mar 2020

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  According to a recent study, March 17, from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst: the median incubation period is just over 5 days and that 97.5% of people who develop symptoms will do so within 11.5 days of infection

  

  Sandra Norman
  The Senate

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• 18 Mar 2020

• No

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  I haven’t heard of any definitive length of time for incubation. Maybe it is not known yet with a high enough confidence. I saw one report of it being as long as 24 days

  

  John Bartley
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• 15 Mar 2020

• Unclear

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  This issue is too new - watch this space.: I haven’t heard of any definitive length of time for incubation. Maybe it is not known yet with a high enough confidence.

  

  John Bartley
  The Senate

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• 15 Mar 2020

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  The median incubation period of COVID-19 from exposure to the onset of symptoms is 5.1 days, researchers say, meaning the recommended 14-day quarantine period is a reasonable amount of time to monitor individuals for development of the disease

  • Coronavirus symptoms start about five days after exposure, Johns Hopkins study finds | Hub

    Bloomberg School study suggests a median incubation period of 5.1 days for the new coronavirus, affirming the 14-day quarantine used by the CDC and other health authorities

    hub.jhu.edu

  

  Rachel Amos
  The Senate

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