A pilot community science program in Mexico for passive triatomine surveillance and increase Chagas disease awareness

Fimbres-Macias, Juan P.; Oliveira, Jader de; Corona-Barrera, Enrique; Carrera-Treviño, Rogelio; Hamer, Gabriel L.; Hamer, Sarah A..
Preprint en Español | PREPRINT-SCIELO | ID: pps-8356

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