… infectious diseases transmitted by vectors. This review discusses the recent entry of three
arboviruses in Brazil: … Population movement: a key factor in the epidemiology of neglected …

… neglected diseases, such as Brazil and India, have the infrastructure to conduct neglected
… Up to now, the BRICS’ contributions in R&D for neglected diseases are not clear because …

… , where approximately 0.52 million people are at risk for infection, while trachoma remains
only in Brazil, Guatemala, and in five municipalities of neighboring Chiapas state in Mexico [37…

… To overcome the identifiability issue when fitting the Pogit model to the Brazilian leprosy
count data, we follow the approach of [23] who analysed Brazilian tuberculosis data. Whenever …

… Brazil has a population of approximately 190 million inhabitants. The country is divided into
… between 1999 and 2007 in Brazil. As data source we used the Brazilian death certificates, …

SciELO - Brasil - Borrelioses in Brazil: Is it time to consider tick-borne relapsing fever a
neglected disease in Brazil? Borrelioses in Brazil: Is it time to consider tick-borne relapsing fever …

… Neglected infectious diseases in the Americas: success … that Brazil is moving toward
elimination, or whether Brazil is … sensitive enough to detect low-intensity infections. If the goal of …

… We study FIOCRUZ in Brazil using archival, patent, and interview data about invention of
technologies for neglected tropical diseases. We contribute novel insights into the evolution of …

… The prevalence of this infection is high in parts of Brazil and there is a general lack of
public health care programs. As a consequence, official data on the transmission routes of this …

… in Brazil were highlighted because of their content and the quality of their work, dealing
with important issues for Brazil and for some developing regions/countries. Neglected tropical …