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In scenarios 2 and 3, the simulation settings are such that it takes 30 days to run the vaccination campaign and 14 days to develop immunity. Explain the logic behind these setting choices. Hint: there are two reasons, one is biological and one is logistical.

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michell96

The two possible reasons for these setting choices are that it takes to the body around 14 days to develop immunity and that vaccinating a lot of people is logistically demanding.

What are vaccines?

Vaccines are biological substances that help the body develop immunity against a virus, bacteria, etc. This is possible because vaccines contained a weakened or modified version of the pathogen that would help the body secrete specific antibodies for the real pathogen.

What is the possible reason for the 14-day setting?

Immunity does not occur immediately, indeed, it takes the body up to 14 days to build up immunity. This includes the modern vaccines.

What is the possible reason for the 30-day setting?

On the other hand, giving vaccines to large populations is quite demanding and challenging. Due to this programs with multiple weeks including four-week programs are ideal.

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