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Kehinde Olobatuyi,Junling Ma,Patrick Brown et al. Kehinde Olobatuyi et al.
The accurate quantification of the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on both public health and the economy is essential for informed policy-making. However, the true scope of the pandemic remains challenging to ascertain due to undetected cases, ...
Xiao Liu,Yanxia Sun,Rui Shen et al. Xiao Liu et al.
Population movement significantly influences respiratory disease transmission; however, movement restrictions can impose substantial societal burdens. To understand spatiotemporal characteristic of a potential respiratory pandemic in Chines...
Puhua Niu,Byung-Jun Yoon,Xiaoning Qian Puhua Niu
In this study, we focus on developing efficient calibration methods via Bayesian decision-making for the family of compartmental epidemiological models. The existing calibration methods usually assume that the compartmental model is cheap i...
Emilio Molina,Diego Olguín,Antoine Brault et al. Emilio Molina et al.
The present paper proposes a novel methodology for evaluating the impact of a vaccination plan against a transmissible disease. The methodology has two distinct stages. The initial stage comprises a compartmental model that describes the tr...
Mark P Rast,Luke I Rast Mark P Rast
Effective public health decisions require early reliable inference of infectious disease properties. In this paper we assess the ability to infer infectious disease attributes from population-level stochastic epidemic trajectories. In parti...
Yunyun Cheng,Rong Cheng,Ting Xu et al. Yunyun Cheng et al.
The dengue fever epidemic is one of the health priorities of the World Health Organization (WHO), and accurately predicting its epidemiological trends is crucial. Multi source geographic data such as temperature, humidity, and precipitation...
Guanlin Ou,Wenjun Ma,Yanying Mo et al. Guanlin Ou et al.
Background: Prior studies propose a U-shaped humidity-influenza relationship, yet the interplay between humidity-driven contact behaviors and transmission dynamics remains unclear. ...
Edmund I Yamba,Kingsley Badu,Thomas A Kyeimiah et al. Edmund I Yamba et al.
Climate change and variability are altering the ecology of malaria vectors, with implications for disease transmission in sub-Saharan Africa. In this study, we analysed long-term historical temperature, rainfall and relative humidity data a...
Yifei Qiao,Jijun Zhao Yifei Qiao
Although pertussis vaccination has effectively reduced the global incidence rate and mortality, pertussis resurgence has been observed in many countries in recent years. This study aims to untangle the changes in dynamic transmission charac...