… with RUD in Chile using exome sequencing. The … knowledge and training when these
resources are unavailable locally. To circumvent the lack of genomic capabilities at scale in Chile, …

… people who reside in Honduras, Chile, Mexico, Costa Rica, and Spain. Specifically, these
mental health indicators included: somatization, depression, anxiety, and confinement stress. …

… Lastly, “Blood as a common good and its equal and opportune availability for all inhabitants
… to create policies that will ensure timely, efficient, and equal blood transfusion in the country. …

… access to donated bodies. Therefore, the aim of this review is to assess body donation and
… The results of this review highlight discrepancies regarding body donation practices and …

This research explores the Home Language and Literacy Environment (HLLE) of pre-‐
schoolers from a sample of low socio-‐economic (SES) Chilean urban households, to examine …

… This program was the result of nine years of collaborative work between institutions, and
people from Chile and Chad are truly committed to this alliance. Those years of collaboration …

… in ∼24 000 participants from 100 communities in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Colombia,
reflecting a geographically diverse population to study CVD, deaths, and their determinants. In …

… In 2010, after an earthquake, a tsunami hit Chile and medical students provided medical
care in remote areas.Recently, it has also been hypothesized that medical students can provide …

… 3.1 Older Adults in Chile and Ecuador This section will discuss the social, economic, and
technological characteristics of the older adults population of Chile and Ecuador. We found …