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Transmission dynamics modelling of zoonotic neglected tropical diseases (2012-2014)

Abstract

A thorough understanding of the transmission dynamics of zoonotic diseases against a background of environmental change is pivotal to combating its spread and impact on human and veterinary public health. This research project will take a holistic approach to further understand transmission and control. Mathematical models will be developed and applied to simulate zoonotic disease transmission dynamics over space and time; as well as assess the impact of integrated control strategies. Results not only provide novel insight for policy makers into effective interventions for schistosomiasis, echinococcosis and clonorchiasis, but they also provide a methodological platform for adaptation to other zoonotic emerging and re-emerging diseases.

Experts

Honorary Professor Darren Gray

Honorary Professor
School of Public Health
Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences
Darren Gray