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alfonso j. rodriguez-morales

Facultad de Medicina, Fundacion Universitaria Autónoma de las Américas

Pereira, Colombia

Specialty Chief Editor

Emerging Tropical Diseases
lucia elena alvarado-arnez

Franz Tamayo University

La Paz, Bolivia

Associate Editor

Emerging Tropical Diseases
ahmad amro

Faculty of Pharmacy, Al-Quds University

Jerusalem, Palestine

Associate Editor

Emerging Tropical Diseases
kovy arteaga-livias

Universidad Nacional Hermilio Valdizán

Huanuco, Peru

Associate Editor

Emerging Tropical Diseases

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Emerging Tropical Diseases

Guidelines

Submit your research

Author guidelines

Editor guidelines

Peer review

Publishing fees

Editors

alfonso j. rodriguez-morales

lucia elena alvarado-arnez

ahmad amro

kovy arteaga-livias

Articles

Aedes albopictus of Paris (France) is competent to transmit at least three of the four dengue virus serotypes

Editorial: Foodborne zoonotic parasites and parasitoses

Absence of infection by Trichinella spp. (Nematoda: Trichinellidae) in free-living wild carnivores in Brazil

Mosquito-borne diseases in urban East African Community region: a scoping review of urban typology research and mosquito genera overlap, 2000-2024

Research Topics

Molecular Tests to Detect Tropical Viruses: Where We Are, and Where We Are Going

Birds (Class Aves) and bats (Order Chiroptera) as drivers of emerging and reemerging zoonotic diseases

Emerging Arboviruses in the Americas: Epidemiology, Public Health Impact, and Future Preparedness

Enhancing Global Access to Diagnostic Tools for Emerging Tropical Diseases in Resource-Limited Settings