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For large households living at close quarters, as in Melbourne’s public housing towers, hotel isolation of people with COVID-19 is likely to be more cost-effective. James Ross/AAP

Is aggressive hotel isolation worth the cost to fight COVID‑19? The answer depends on family size

Francesco Paolucci, University of Newcastle; Adrian Melia, University of Newcastle; Doowon Lee, University of Newcastle, and Nader Mahmoudi, University of Newcastle

The spread of the virus through households creates costs higher than for isolation in hotels when families are large and living at close quarters as in Melbourne’s public housing towers.

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