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Persistent spatial hotspots and socioeconomic inequalities of snakebite envenoming in Peru: A nationwide spatiotemporal analysis, 2010–2025

Malena Grados Vásquez et al.
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disease-surveillanceepidemiologysedentary-behaviorsnakes
Background: Snakebite envenoming remains a major neglected tropical disease worldwide, disproportionately affecting rural and socioeconomically vulnerable populations in tropical and subtropical regions. In Peru, snakebite burden is strongly concentrated in Amazonian territories, yet nationwide evid
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