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  • Five hundred years of mercury exposure and adaptation. 
    Lombardi, Guido; Lanzirotti, Antonio; Qualls, Clifford; Socola, Francisco; Ali, Abdul-Mehdi; Appenzeller, Otto (Hindawi, 2012)
    Mercury is added to the biosphere by anthropogenic activities raising the question of whether changes in the human chromatin, induced by mercury, in a parental generation could allow adaptation of their descendants to ...
  • A foodborne outbreak of brucellosis at a police station cafeteria, Lima, Peru 
    Román, Karina; Castillo, Rosa; Gilman, Robert Hugh; Calderón Sánchez, Maritza Mercedes; Vivar, Aldo; Céspedes, Manuel; Smits, Henk L.; Meléndez, Paolo; Gotuzzo Herencia, José Eduardo; Guerra, Humberto; Maves, Ryan C.; Matthias, Michael A.; Vinetz, Joseph Michael; Saito, Mayuko (American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 2013)
    Brucella melitensis is highly infectious for humans and can be transmitted to humans in a number of epidemiological contexts. Within the context of an ongoing brucellosis surveillance project, an outbreak at a Peruvian ...
  • Risk for interspecies transmission of zoonotic pathogens during poultry processing and pork production in Peru: A qualitative study 
    Carnero, A. M.; Kitayama, K.; Diaz, D. A.; Garvich, M.; Angulo, N.; Cama, V. A.; Gilman, Robert Hugh; Bayer, A. M. (Wiley, 2018)
    Interspecies transmission of pathogens is an unfrequent but naturally occurring event and human activities may favour opportunities not previously reported. Reassortment of zoonotic pathogens like influenza A virus can ...
  • Tuberculosis como enfermedad ocupacional 
    Mendoza-Ticona, A. (Instituto Nacional de Salud, 2012)
    There is enough evidence to declare tuberculosis as an occupational disease among healthcare workers. In Peru, there are regulations granting employment rights regarding tuberculosis as an occupational disease, such as ...

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