The Economic Burden of Invasive Species in North America

Invasive species are organisms which are not native to a particular area and can have a devastating and widespread impact on economics, ecosystems, and human health. These detrimental impacts include decreased biodiversity, fitness, and abundance of native species in the area. Impacts can also include damaged infrastructure, diminished agricultural yields, […]

Utilizing Models to Estimate Vaccine Duration Protection

As new infectious diseases emerge, the development of vaccines is essential in boosting immunity in the population. Understanding the properties of vaccines is important from a public health perspective to better optimize immunization strategies and forecasting. However, in the early stages of vaccine rollout it can be difficult to estimate […]

Armed Conflict as a Driver of Disease Ecology

In recent decades, there has been a significant increase in both the prevalence and outbreaks of infectious diseases. Technological improvements have enhanced our ability to collect data on these diseases. Experts can now examine variables that can influence complex infectious disease data, such as socioeconomic factors, demographics, culture, and environmental […]

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