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Agent-Based Modeling of Harm Reduction Interventions and Risk Factors Influencing Fatal Overdose in Kensington, Philadelphia
The U.S. opioid overdose crisis is driven by an interacting system of drug markets, treatment access, social networks, and neighborhood disorder that traditional epidemiologic methods struggle to capture. Existing opioid simulation models have largely omitted spatial and neighborhood-level risk fact
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