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Model-informed optimal allocation of limited resources to mitigate infectious disease outbreaks in societies at war

2024-08-02

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Infectious diseases thrive in war-torn societies. The recent sharp increase in human conflict and war thus requires the development of disease mitigation tools that account for the specifics of war, such as scarcity of important public health resources. Differential equation-based compartmental models constitute the standard tool for forecasting disease dynamics and evaluating intervention strategies. We developed...

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73c1486d-3d32-5c0d-8b0c-4ddfecfa0e9e
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10.1101/2024.08.01.24311365
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