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A Review of Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning Infectious Disease Modeling
Mathematical modeling is now integral to forecasting, mitigating, and responding to infectious disease threats worldwide. Strengthening preparedness for future outbreaks requires not only model development but also systematic training of new generations of modelers and public health professionals. A
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