Disease simulation is crucial for several reasons:
Predicting Outbreaks: Simulations can forecast the potential spread of diseases, helping to prepare for future outbreaks. Evaluating Interventions: By testing various scenarios, such as vaccination campaigns or social distancing measures, simulations help determine the most effective strategies to mitigate the spread. Resource Allocation: Simulations assist in planning the distribution of medical resources, such as hospital beds, ventilators, and vaccines. Policy Making: Governments and health organizations use simulation data to make informed decisions and implement public health policies.