"Epidemic modelling" encompasses a range of methodologies for analysing the transmission of infectious diseases within populations, employing computer simulations, statistical analyses, and mathematical techniques. It draws upon information and theories to elucidate disease transmission dynamics, population ...
Since then, a series of major theories have offered to explain international migration, such as the neoclassical economic approach, the new household economics of migration, the dual labor market theory, world-systems theory, network theory, institutional theory, and theory of cumulative causation (...
The relationship between ADs, smoking behavior and nicotine dependence (ND) could be explained by three non-mutually exclusive relationships. Firstly, smoking behavior and/or ND may increase the chances of developing an AD. Potential mechanisms underpinning this include adverse effects of smoking on ne...