
pmid: 17658941
We compare four SIR-style models describing behavioral or immunological disease resistance that may be both partial and temporary in parameter regions feasible for interpandemic influenza. For the models studied, backward bifurcations and bistability may occur in contexts where resistance is due to behavior change, but they do not occur when resistance originates from an immune response. Care must be exercised to ensure that modeling assumptions about resistance are consistent with the biological mechanisms under study.
behavioral resistance, Incidence, Population Dynamics, Models, Immunological, immunity, Communicable Diseases, Risk Assessment, Immunity, Innate, Disease Outbreaks, immunological resistance, Risk Factors, QA1-939, Humans, Disease Susceptibility, resistance bookkeeping., TP248.13-248.65, Mathematics, Switzerland, Biotechnology
behavioral resistance, Incidence, Population Dynamics, Models, Immunological, immunity, Communicable Diseases, Risk Assessment, Immunity, Innate, Disease Outbreaks, immunological resistance, Risk Factors, QA1-939, Humans, Disease Susceptibility, resistance bookkeeping., TP248.13-248.65, Mathematics, Switzerland, Biotechnology
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