Geographic evidence hub
Published infectious-disease research classified with a high-confidence geographic relationship to Andorra.
Evidence stream
7 publications
Bulletin of Biological and Allied Sciences Research
Why it matters nowFindings highlight commonly reported HCV exposure routes in this cohort, including unsafe barber visits (38.2%), unsafe therapeutic injections (31.8%), and unsafe dental procedures (24.5%), suggesting potential targets for infection control.
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Why it matters nowThe review identified surveillance and early-warning systems, water and sanitation improvements, oral cholera vaccination, community engagement, and climate-informed planning as recommended control strategies. It also identified a need for stronger time-series studies, intervention evaluations, and improved integration of climate and health surveillance data.
International Journal of Biomedical Research and Innovations
Why it matters nowRoutine monitoring highlights persistent diagnostic confirmation rates alongside widespread intervention coverage, indicating a need for enhanced programmatic tracking and periodic efficacy assessments.
The Indonesian Journal of General Medicine
Why it matters nowConventional imaging protocols frequently miss active infections in immunocompromised cohorts, aligning with the authors' emphasis on laboratory confirmation regardless of scan results.
Biological Products. Prevention, Diagnosis, Treatment
Why it matters nowThe findings indicate that statistical process-control methods were used to evaluate consistency of live plague vaccine potency during production. The supplied evidence does not establish clinical effectiveness, safety outcomes, population protection, or a current public-health threat.
The Lancet Microbe
Why it matters nowTracking these historical dispersal routes highlights how environmental modifications and climatic shifts may influence future viral establishment, suggesting that specific ecological zones warrant focused monitoring efforts.
Pulmonology
Why it matters nowThe abstract frames diagnostic delay as relevant to tuberculosis control in Portugal, particularly for underserved populations. It links reducing delays with preventable morbidity, ongoing transmission, health inequities, and progress toward TB targets.
