Maryland teen's dual-infection model earns national science competition finalist spot
Alyssa Yu, a 17-year-old student from Maryland, has developed a mathematical model that predicts how two infectious diseases spread simultaneously. Her research addresses a significant gap in public health forecasting, where tools for modeling concurrent outbreaks have been limited. The framework could help health authorities design more targeted vaccination campaigns during multi-disease epidemics. Yu's work earned her recognition as a finalist in a national science competition.
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