Permethrin-treated baby wraps for the prevention of malaria
Permethrin-treated baby wraps reduced malaria incidence by two-thirds compared with sham wraps, offering a culturally grounded, effective complement to bed nets for childhood malaria prevention.
New England Journal of Medicine
Adaptive human behavior and delays in information availability autonomously modulate epidemic waves
Delayed risk responses alone generated recurrent waves, with their size and frequency shaped by both disease and behavioral factors, underscoring the need to integrate human behavior into epidemic modeling.
PNAS Nexus
Stability analyses on the effect of vaccination and contact tracing in monkeypox virus transmission
In a mathematical model of mpox, higher vaccination coverage and contact tracing stabilized the disease-free equilibrium and reduced outbreak risk, showing their critical role in controlling transmission.
J. Math. Comput. Sci.
Assessing the risk of dengue outbreaks across continental biomes in Brazil
This study explores dengue outbreak risks across different Brazilian biomes, integrating environmental and epidemiological data to highlight areas of heightened vulnerability.
In AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts