One person who, for unknown reasons, can infect an unusually large number of people. Infectious disease specialists say it is common for super-spreaders to play a large role in the transmission of viruses. In what’s known as the 80/20 rule, 20% of infected patients may drive 80% of transmissions.
SOURCE: Yale Medicine
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