His research deals with the integration of epidemiological models of infectious diseases and drug resistance into the economic analysis of public health problems.

This simple epidemiological model allows us to calculate that of the 1,305 cases of known opioid use in 1984-5, 261 will have stopped using opioids during the following year.

Economic epidemiology strives to incorporate these types of behavior responses into epidemiological models to enhance a model's utility in evaluating control measures.

Like most social systems, health systems are complex adaptive systems where change does not necessarily follow rigid epidemiological models.

In a series of papers, Goffman presents an epidemiological model for scientific communication.

According to epidemiological models, at least 20,000 infected people in New Jersey have not come forward to be tested or reported to the state, health officials acknowledge.

In an effort to bridge the gap between traditional evolutionary approaches and epidemiological models, several analytical methods have been developed to specifically address problems related to phylodynamics.

West Nile disease will likely conform to the epidemiological model of St. Louis encephalitis.

It was their job to ferret through the maze of scientific conjecture and fanciful epidemiological models to glean the pearls from the rubbish.

The complications included in the analysis were chosen based on those considered in published epidemiological and economic models of diabetes [ 13 14 15 ] .