Global Health and Tropical Medicine
History was made on March 17 as Dr. Ricardo Luz successfully defended his master’s thesis. His research on obesity in reproductive-age women highlights the programme’s impact on regional epidemiological challenges.
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CLIMOS presents key findings on sand fly monitoring, pathogen screening, and climate-driven disease modeling. As climate change expands sand fly habitats, the project’s research supports public health preparedness and the development of an Early Warning System.
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A recent publication in the journal Parasites & Vectors marks the first detection of the mosquito in Zaire Province, underscoring the relevance of monitoring the spread of invasive species.
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Prof. Ricardo Parreira and Dr. Sofia Seabra, have contributed to a study published in Microorganisms on the genetic characterization and spread of the West Nile Virus (WNV) in Portugal.
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Funded by ENVOLVE Ciência PALOP, the WWOneMoz project applies a One Health approach to detect infectious agents and antimicrobial resistance, supporting public health.
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The article highlights the challenges and opportunities arising from the United States’ decision to withdraw from the WHO.
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