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Pandemic Risk app - New Libertarians
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Pandemic Risk Profile Full Form


Personalized Pandemic Risk Profile

1. Age

Age is one of the strongest predictors for severe illness in many outbreaks. Older adults generally have higher risk even if healthy otherwise.








2. Sex Assigned at Birth

Sex and gender can affect susceptibility and immune response to infections.




3. Are you currently pregnant or breastfeeding?

Pregnancy and breastfeeding can influence infection risk and guide specific precautions or treatments.






4. Any relevant health conditions?

Chronic diseases or immune conditions increase risk of severe illness.








5. Household risk

Living with at-risk persons affects recommended precautions and exposure risk.




6. ZIP / Postal Code

Location determines local outbreak intensity and alerts.


7. Transportation habits

Public or shared transportation increases exposure risk.






8. Mental health / Behavioral factors

Mental health and addiction influence infection risk and mitigation adherence.





Sexual orientation (optional)





Additional behavioral risk factors





9. Political Affiliation

Political beliefs influence health behaviors and can help tailor communication styles.





10. Planned or recurring activity (optional)

Upcoming events have variable infection risks and targeted guidance can reduce risk.




11. Vaccination & Prior Infection History

Vaccination and prior infection affect immunity and risk levels.
















12. Current Symptoms & Recent Exposure

Current symptoms and recent exposures help provide timely advice.













13. Occupation & Work Environment

Workplace exposure can impact infection risk and needed protections.












14. Ventilation at Home and Workplace

Good ventilation reduces airborne transmission risk for respiratory illnesses.










15. Travel History and Planned Travel

Travel may increase risk through new exposures.











16. Contact with Animals

Contact with animals can influence risk for zoonotic infections.







17. Contact with Children or Institutional Settings

Exposure to daycare, schools, or care homes can impact risk for you and household.







18. Immune System Status

Certain treatments or conditions affect your immune health and infection risk.








19. Disease-Specific Questions

Targeted questions for current active threats will appear here.

This dynamic section adjusts for current epidemic context and disease.

20. Ethnicity / Race (Optional)

Helps improve public health interventions and communication without discrimination.


21. Technology & Healthcare Access (Optional)

Access to devices and healthcare resources impacts ability to follow recommendations.








22. Medication and Treatment Contraindications

Allergies or contraindications help tailor safer recommendations.






23. Caregiver Status

Caregivers need tailored guidance to protect themselves and those under their care.






You may skip any question you prefer and return later to update your responses. Honest answers improve your personalized guidance and help the community.




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