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A multi-scale immuno-epidemiological behavioral model for influenza-like illness: connecting scales through symptom scores
For many infectious diseases, behavior change is not a population-level reaction to rising case counts, but a personal one, triggered by how sick an individual feels. Yet most models fail to capture how illness severity drives this response. Multi-scale models that link the immunological scale to th
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