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Chronic Disease Emergence in Coevolving Social Networks via Behavioral Feedback and Demographic Turnover

2026-07-10

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Chronic diseases emerge within social systems where individuals reorganize their ties, adapt their behaviors, and turn over through demographic processes; yet, how these coupled dynamics shape long-run disease trajectories remains poorly understood. We developed an agent-based model of how the network structure, behavioral adaptation, and population renewal jointly generate cardiovascular disease incidence in an e...

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Literature Corpus work: 4afc5699-b679-51bf-ac89-843eedcd5e37
DOI: 10.64898/2026.07.09.737414

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