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The possibility of having a methodology that allows the modelling and prediction, in the short, medium and long term, of biological, social and natural disaster processes and/ o…
There are a large number of natural and even social phenomena in nature, whose occurrences, evolution and final result depend on several independent variables. Even though all t…
There are approximately 6,400 species of mammals on our planet. Bats represent 20% of the mammalian population. There are 1,000 different types of bats, and they are the only ma…
Pandemics are probably as old as our earth filled with life and have been reported as early as AD 165 to 180: the Antonian plague caused by either smallpox or measles.
Creole hen production is essential for the rural peasant population as a source of income and a way to guarantee food security in these communities. The objective of this study wa…
The struggle between man and infectious diseases dates back to the very beginning of civilization. Throughout history, mankind has suffered the scourge of an infinite number of …
Mosquito borne diseases constitute one of the priority health problems in most tropical countries, with emphasis on species with marked entomoepidemiological importance. The objec…
Background: Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada disease is a multisystemic autoimmune disorder that is characterized by bilateral, chronic and granulomatous panuveitis. A placoid-like presentati…