A two-pathogen model with behavioral response to perceived risk demonstrates that interventions for one disease alter the prevalence and waves of another, identifying parameter regions for co-existence or shifts that match observed pandemic patterns.
A1.4 Practical Identifiability Results Table A1: MC approach results for prevalence data with no spillover (s= 0)
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The behavioral spillover effect: Modeling behavioral interdependencies in multi-pathogen dynamics
A two-pathogen model with behavioral response to perceived risk demonstrates that interventions for one disease alter the prevalence and waves of another, identifying parameter regions for co-existence or shifts that match observed pandemic patterns.