Frontline Zombieism

In recent years, the number of zombie related media in American pop culture has dramatically increased. Every time humans face many crises and overcome them. The problem is whether the United States can cope with zombies becoming popular. The answer is yes. The United States has the ability to accept, adapt and overcome this outbreak outbreak. In the United States there is human resources comparable to ever-increasing zombies. Military and medical researchers have the technology to combat the spread of infection, and science and mathematics provide additional support and pre-designed plans to deal with this outbreak.

Imagine whether a new "zombie" disease will occur and will spread in a common way to infect saliva entering human blood after biting by zombies. This direct contact diffusion is often a very inefficient way for airborne infections and airborne infections can spread more easily than airborne infections. Zombies are very interesting because, like rabies, their symptoms, including anxiety, excitement, paranoia, and fear, change the behavior of infected people. Therefore, zombies actively chew or eat the victim. Then they can spread disease earlier.

Zombies usually have four coping strategies, each of which has the basis of epidemiological research. An obvious strategy is to isolate infected individuals and may wish to develop therapeutics or vaccines. Although this may be successful, the process of developing therapy is long and difficult, maintaining complete isolation is difficult and dangerous. Even isolated or uncaptured infected individuals may destroy the host species in the case of high R 0 as in the typical case of zombie epidemics.

The PBS program in the US Frontline investigated this phenomenon in the episode of 'Fear of the Night' in 1995 (Transcripts are no longer available at the forefront, but Archive.org is often helpful). This research seems to contradict what is called multiple comparison. Oh? Therefore, Swedish researchers not only look for relevance between overhead transmission lines and leukemia, they are investigating more than 800 different risks.

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