Timothy C Reluga
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Olson C, Reluga T
PLoS One
. 2024 Nov;
19(11):e0312744.
PMID: 39536004
In this paper, we reintroduce Dr. John Cross' neglected and unusually complete historical data set describing a smallpox epidemic occurring in Norwich, England in 1819. We analyze this epidemic data...
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Saadatpour A, Albert R, Reluga T
SIAM J Appl Dyn Syst
. 2020 Nov;
12(4):1997-2011.
PMID: 33132767
Boolean models, wherein each component is characterized with a binary (ON or OFF) variable, have been widely employed for dynamic modeling of biological regulatory networks. However, the exponential dependencse of...
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Reluga T, Smith R, Hughes D
J Theor Biol
. 2019 Jun;
476:95-107.
PMID: 31153888
Stigmas are a primal phenomena, ubiquitous in human societies past and present. Some evolutionary anthropologists have argued that stigmatization in response to disease is an adaptive behavior because stigmatization may...
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Li J, Lindberg D, Smith R, Reluga T
Bull Math Biol
. 2016 Dec;
79(1):163-190.
PMID: 27924411
Public health policies can elicit strong responses from individuals. These responses can promote, reduce, and even reverse the expected benefits of the policies. Therefore, projections of individual responses to policy...
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Reluga T
Theor Popul Biol
. 2016 Jul;
112:157-169.
PMID: 27417408
Invasions are one of the most easily identified spatial phenomena in ecology, and have inspired a rich variety of theories for ecologists' and naturalists' consideration. However, a number of arguments...
6.
Reluga T, Shim E
Proc Biol Sci
. 2014 Oct;
281(1796):20141901.
PMID: 25339728
Animal reservoirs for infectious diseases pose ongoing risks to human populations. In this theory of zoonoses, the introduction event that starts an epidemic is assumed to be independent of all...
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Reluga T
Bull Math Biol
. 2013 Aug;
75(10):1961-84.
PMID: 23943363
Around the world, infectious disease epidemics continue to threaten people's health. When epidemics strike, we often respond by changing our behaviors to reduce our risk of infection. This response is...
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Reluga T
J Biol Dyn
. 2012 Aug;
3(5):515-31.
PMID: 22880898
There is significant current interest in the application of game theory to problems in epidemiology. Most mathematical analyses of epidemiology games have studied populations where all individuals have the same...
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Reluga T, Li J
J Math Biol
. 2012 May;
66(7):1527-53.
PMID: 22610396
Epidemiological games combine epidemic modelling with game theory to assess strategic choices in response to risks from infectious diseases. In most epidemiological games studied thus-far, the strategies of an individual...
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Cornforth D, Reluga T, Shim E, Bauch C, Galvani A, Meyers L
PLoS Comput Biol
. 2011 Feb;
7(1):e1001062.
PMID: 21298083
The effectiveness of seasonal influenza vaccination programs depends on individual-level compliance. Perceptions about risks associated with infection and vaccination can strongly influence vaccination decisions and thus the ultimate course of...