Co-infection mathematical model for hiv/aids and tuberculosis with optimal control in ethiopia

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• What: The model outcomes illustrated that applying HIV/AIDS prevention efforts and TB case finding concurrently is the most costeffective strategy to offer substantial relief from the burden of the pandemic in the community. results found in this study have significant public health lessons. Whereas, the model examined four controlling strategies which are preventive efforts of TB, preventive efforts of HIV/AIDS, case finding for TB, and HIV treatment to reduce the TB-HIV co-infectious individuals. The aim of this study is to establish optimal HIV/AIDS- TB co-infection mathematical model to explore the best . . .
  

   

  

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