This paper addresses the effect of vaccine efficacy rate on a vaccination model of tuberculosis (TB) epidemic. Numerical simulations was performed on the model using Maple 15 computation software. Our results showed that as the levels of vaccine efficacy increase, the basic reproduction number, R0, decreases. This implies that if the protective effect of TB vaccine is increased, it would bring a lower R0. In consequence, there would be a steady reduction in the number of infectives and susceptibles while eradication of infection would be achieved in finite time. Graphical results are also presented and discussed qualitatively.Keywords: Mathematical model; tuberculosis; basic reproduction number; vaccine efficacy; equilibrium points; stabili...
In this paper, we attempt to set a framework of conditions for model-specific predictions of newly a...
Developing effective tuberculosis (TB) vaccines is a high priority. We use mathematical models to pr...
Developing effective tuberculosis (TB) vaccines is a high priority. We use mathematical models to pr...
Epidemic control strategies alter the spread of the disease in the host population. In this paper, w...
Copyright © 2014 Mlay, Luboobi, Kuznetsov, and Shahada. This is an open access article distributed u...
A general SIQRM epidemic model with vaccination and relapse possibility is proposed for analysis in ...
The long and binding treatment of tuberculosis (TB) at least 6–8 months for the new cases, the parti...
Tuberculosis (TB) remains a leading cause of infectious mortality. It is primarily transmitted by th...
In this paper we present an extension of an automata approach proposed by S. Blower (1998) to descri...
Tuberculosis (TB) is a chronic airborne disease caused mainly by Mycobacterium tuberculosis and has ...
This project analyses the tuberculosis (TB) epidemic mathematically using compartmental modelling ap...
AbstractTuberculosis is a global epidemic disease and almost two billion people across the globe are...
Due to high prevalence of tuberculosis (TB) in developing countries where HIV prevalence is also hig...
Tuberculosis is a global epidemic disease and almost two billion people across the globe are infecte...
Copyright © 2014 Nyerere, Luboobi and Gyekye. This is an open access article distributed under the C...
In this paper, we attempt to set a framework of conditions for model-specific predictions of newly a...
Developing effective tuberculosis (TB) vaccines is a high priority. We use mathematical models to pr...
Developing effective tuberculosis (TB) vaccines is a high priority. We use mathematical models to pr...
Epidemic control strategies alter the spread of the disease in the host population. In this paper, w...
Copyright © 2014 Mlay, Luboobi, Kuznetsov, and Shahada. This is an open access article distributed u...
A general SIQRM epidemic model with vaccination and relapse possibility is proposed for analysis in ...
The long and binding treatment of tuberculosis (TB) at least 6–8 months for the new cases, the parti...
Tuberculosis (TB) remains a leading cause of infectious mortality. It is primarily transmitted by th...
In this paper we present an extension of an automata approach proposed by S. Blower (1998) to descri...
Tuberculosis (TB) is a chronic airborne disease caused mainly by Mycobacterium tuberculosis and has ...
This project analyses the tuberculosis (TB) epidemic mathematically using compartmental modelling ap...
AbstractTuberculosis is a global epidemic disease and almost two billion people across the globe are...
Due to high prevalence of tuberculosis (TB) in developing countries where HIV prevalence is also hig...
Tuberculosis is a global epidemic disease and almost two billion people across the globe are infecte...
Copyright © 2014 Nyerere, Luboobi and Gyekye. This is an open access article distributed under the C...
In this paper, we attempt to set a framework of conditions for model-specific predictions of newly a...
Developing effective tuberculosis (TB) vaccines is a high priority. We use mathematical models to pr...
Developing effective tuberculosis (TB) vaccines is a high priority. We use mathematical models to pr...