👉 Entrepreneurs, in the context of epidemiology, refer to individuals or groups who identify and exploit opportunities to create new products, services, or business models that can either prevent or mitigate the spread of infections. These innovators often develop novel approaches to public health challenges, such as creating vaccines, diagnostic tools, or treatment methods. They may also implement innovative strategies for disease prevention and control, like digital health platforms or community-based interventions. By leveraging their creativity and resources, entrepreneurs play a crucial role in addressing infectious diseases, not only by developing solutions but also by scaling them up to have a broader impact on public health.
