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Geospatial Health|October 4, 2012
Estimating the geographical distribution of the prevalence of the metabolic syndrome in young MexicansMiguel Murguía-Romero, Rafael Jiménez-Flores, Rafael Villalobos-Molina, et al.
Geospatial Health|October 4, 2012
Environmental and socio-economic risk modelling for Chagas disease in BoliviaPaula Mischler, Michael Kearney, Jennifer C McCarroll, et al.
Geospatial Health|October 4, 2012
Application of a geographical information system approach for risk analysis of fascioliasis in southern Espírito Santo state, BrazilIsabella Vilhena Freire Martins, Barbara Rauta de Avelar, Maria Julia Salim Pereira, et al.
Geospatial Health|April 1, 2015
Cluster analysis of fasciolosis in dairy cow herds in Munster province of Ireland and detection of major climatic and environmental predictors of the exposure riskNikolaos Selemetas, Paul Phelan, Padraig O'Kiely, et al.
Geospatial Health|April 1, 2015
Spatial analysis and risk mapping of Fasciola hepatica infection in dairy herds in IrelandNikolaos Selemetas, Els Ducheyne, Paul Phelan, et al.
Geospatial Health|April 1, 2015
Distribution of Fasciola hepatica in Swedish dairy cattle and associations with pasture management factorsAdam Novobilský, Sofia Sollenberg, Johan Höglund
Geospatial Health|April 1, 2015
Sheep and Fasciola hepatica in Europe: the GLOWORM experienceLaura Rinaldi, Annibale Biggeri, Vincenzo Musella, et al.
Geospatial Health|April 1, 2015
Haemonchus contortus: spatial risk distribution for infection in sheep in EuropeLaura Rinaldi, Dolores Catelan, Vincenzo Musella, et al.
Geospatial Health|June 4, 2014
Impact of climate change and man-made irrigation systems on the transmission risk, long-term trend and seasonality of human and animal fascioliasis in PakistanKiran Afshan, Cesar A Fortes-Lima, Patricio Artigas, et al.
Geospatial Health|June 4, 2014
Risk map for cutaneous leishmaniasis in Ethiopia based on environmental factors as revealed by geographical information systems and statisticsAhmed Seid, Endalamaw Gadisa, Teshome Tsegaw, et al.
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