Table 3.

Citations categorized by infectious disease and study host.

Disease	Study host	No. of articles
COVID-19	Humana1-a88	88
Influenza and influenza-like illnesses	Humana89-a110	22
Dengue	Humana111-a130, vectora131	21
Malaria	Humana132-a142, vectora143	12
Tuberculosis	Humana138, a144-a153	11
Other mosquito-borne diseases⁎	Humana113, a155, a156, a158, a159, wild birdsa154, a157, horsea157, vectora157	8
Avian influenza	Poultrya160, a165-a167, humana162-a164, wild birds a160-a161	8
Tick-borne diseases	Humana168–173, vectorsa172-a175	8
Non-specific diseases⁎⁎	Humansa182–188, livestock a184, wildlifea184	7
Brucellosis	Humana176-a181	6
Hand foot and mouth disease (HFMD)	Humansa189–193	5
Hepatitis A, B, or E	Humansa176, a194-a197	5
Leishmaniasis	Humansa200-a202, dogsa198, vectorsa199	5
Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS)	Humansa176, a203-a205	4
Plague	Wild animalsa207–209, humansa206, domestic animals a209, vectorsa208	4
Typhoid	Humans a120, a138, a176, a210	4
Anthrax	Humansa211-a213, livestocka211-a213, wild animalsa212-a213	3
Zika	Humansa218-a220	3
Ebola and Marburg	Humansa214-a215, wild animalsa214	2
Hantavirus	Humansa216-a217	2
Others⁎⁎⁎	Humansa105, a135, a138, a176, a221-a231, domestic animalsa232–236, wild animalsa237	21

^⁎Other mosquito-borne diseases included West Nile fever, lymphatic filariasis, yellow fever, onchocerciasis, chikungunya.

^⁎⁎Non-specific diseases included antibiotic resistance, infectious diarrhea, emerging zoonotic diseases, foodborne disease, acute respiratory infectious disease.

^⁎⁎⁎Others included scarlet fever, chickenpox, bacillary dysentery, cholera, cryptosporidiosis, schistosomiasis, whooping cough, porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome, salmonella infection, E. coli infection, leptospirosis, porcine epidemic diarrhea, African swine fever, rabies, peste des petits ruminants. Note: if an article included models for multiple diseases and primary study hosts, it was placed in each respective category.