Several factors contribute to the volatility of diseases, including:
Pathogen Mutation: Changes in the genetic makeup of pathogens can lead to new strains that spread more rapidly or evade existing treatments and vaccines. Human Behavior: Changes in human behavior, such as increased travel or changes in hygiene practices, can influence the spread of diseases. Environmental Changes: Factors like climate change and natural disasters can alter the habitats of vectors or the conditions for disease transmission.
