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In Search for the Hotspots of Disease X: A Biogeographic Approach to Mapping the Predictive Risk of WHO's Blueprint Priority Diseases

2020-10-20

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Background: Anthropization of natural habitats including climate change along with overpopulation and global travel have been contributing to EIDs outbreaks. The ongoing COVID-19 outbreak highlights the threats to human health, social stability and global trade and economy. The Blueprint Priority Diseases (BPDs) is a list established by the World Health Organization, which are in urgent need of research. We propos...

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d91bce1a-b688-5c61-8b69-690f59caeebd
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10.2139/ssrn.3688851
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