OMS: enfermedad desatendida | 14 ABR 19

Día Mundial del Chagas

La enfermedad de Chagas es una antropozoonosis del continente americano que se ha expandido más allá de sus límites originales debido a las migraciones. La OMS considera a la enfermedad de Chagas como una enfermedad desatendida
Autor/a: José A Pérez-Molina, Israel Molina The Lancet Volume 391, No. 10115
INDICE:  1. Página 1 | 2. Referencias bibliográficas
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