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Health Network Graph

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Last edited Apr 8, 2025
Created on Apr 8, 2025
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This example shows a zoomable health network graph that links global regions—Brazil, India, Australia, and Nigeria—to disease categories like Cancer and Infectious, and then to specific conditions such as Skin Cancer, Dengue, and Asthma. The visualization uses d3.forceSimulation with link, charge, center, and collide forces to lay out nodes in SVG. Pan and zoom are enabled via d3.zoom, and nodes can be repositioned through d3.drag. Colors are assigned by d3.scaleOrdinal, and a d3.forceLink defines the network edges.

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