Model code written using Netlogo 5.3.1 for the purpose of simulating patterns of meetings and Mtb transmission between three different types of contact: household, regular (met at least once a month), and non-regular (met less frequently, or present at the same indoor location but did not speak). A write-up of the analysis can be found in: McCreesh, Nicky, and Richard G. White. "An explanation for the low proportion of tuberculosis that results from transmission between household and known social contacts." Scientific reports 8.1 (2018): 5382
The WHO recommended intervention of Directly Observed Treatment, Short-course (DOTS) appears to have...
The strengths and limitations of using homogeneous mixing and heterogeneous mixing epidemic models a...
The WHO recommended intervention of Directly Observed Treatment, Short-course (DOTS) appears to have...
We currently have little idea where Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb) transmission occurs in high inc...
Tuberculosis is still a worldwide health problem. In this work, several databases have been analyzed...
Evidence of preferential mixing through selected social routes has been suggested for the transmissi...
Background. Household contacts of patients with tuberculosis (TB) are at great risk of TB infection....
The model herein aims to explore the dynamics of the spread of tuberculosis (TB) in an informal sett...
Models that incorporate local and individual interactions are introduced in the context of the trans...
Extradomiciliary contacts have been overlooked in the study of TB transmission due to difficulties i...
Understanding tuberculosis transmission is vital for efforts at interrupting the spread of disease. ...
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) increases the risks of developing tuberculosis (TB) disease follo...
Abstract Background Quality surveillance data used to build tuberculosis (TB) transmission models ar...
Current control methods for Tuberculosis (TB) disease have failed to keep pace with the TB epidemics...
The authors used epidemiologic data on tuberculosis to construct a model for the time delay from ini...
The WHO recommended intervention of Directly Observed Treatment, Short-course (DOTS) appears to have...
The strengths and limitations of using homogeneous mixing and heterogeneous mixing epidemic models a...
The WHO recommended intervention of Directly Observed Treatment, Short-course (DOTS) appears to have...
We currently have little idea where Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb) transmission occurs in high inc...
Tuberculosis is still a worldwide health problem. In this work, several databases have been analyzed...
Evidence of preferential mixing through selected social routes has been suggested for the transmissi...
Background. Household contacts of patients with tuberculosis (TB) are at great risk of TB infection....
The model herein aims to explore the dynamics of the spread of tuberculosis (TB) in an informal sett...
Models that incorporate local and individual interactions are introduced in the context of the trans...
Extradomiciliary contacts have been overlooked in the study of TB transmission due to difficulties i...
Understanding tuberculosis transmission is vital for efforts at interrupting the spread of disease. ...
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) increases the risks of developing tuberculosis (TB) disease follo...
Abstract Background Quality surveillance data used to build tuberculosis (TB) transmission models ar...
Current control methods for Tuberculosis (TB) disease have failed to keep pace with the TB epidemics...
The authors used epidemiologic data on tuberculosis to construct a model for the time delay from ini...
The WHO recommended intervention of Directly Observed Treatment, Short-course (DOTS) appears to have...
The strengths and limitations of using homogeneous mixing and heterogeneous mixing epidemic models a...
The WHO recommended intervention of Directly Observed Treatment, Short-course (DOTS) appears to have...