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Organizers:
Iain Moyles (York University), Rebecca Tyson, University of British Columbia Okanagan
Description:
Human agency plays a critical role in the successful mitigation of disease and implementation of public health policy. This minisymposium will explore the role and impact of human behaviour in mathematical models of disease and social contagion including how social influence can both support and hinder mitigating efforts.
Diversity Statement:
Our proposed minisymposium is very diverse. We have speakers from Canada, the United States, and France. Our minisymposium is 50%% male and 50%% female as well as 50%% established researchers and 50%% early career researchers and trainees. The talks will also cover a range of issues for equity seeking groups including pregnant women and gbmsm.
Iain Moyles (York University)
"Fear dynamics in a mathematical model of disease transmission"
Md. Mijanur Rahman (University of British Columbia Okanagan)
"Multi-wave dynamics in a multi-type S opinion-structured epidemic model"
Bouchra Nasri (University of Montreal)
"Mathematical Modelling of Pregnant Women Co-infected with HIV and ZIKV: A Case Study in Endemic Latin American and Caribbean Countries"
Hugo Martin (Université de Rennes)
"What drives people to self-isolate in time of pandemics? A modeling study for the co-evolution of epidemics and compliance with no memory"
Monica Cojocaru (University of Guelph)
"Modelling M-pox transmission in a MSM population with signal games"
Bryce Morsky (Florida State University)
"Vaccination and collective action under social norms"
Azadeh Aghaeeyan (Brock University)
"Characterizing the Decision-Making Strategies of Late COVID-19 Vaccine Adopters"
Sarah Machado-Marques (York University)
"Considering the effects of pair formation dynamics on mpox and HIV co-infection in the gbMSM community"
