Marlon E. Cobos
@marlon-e-cobos.bsky.social
Postdoctoral researcher at the University of Kansas. Interested in disease ecology, biogeography, and ecological modeling.
New paper in EcoHealth!
We outline a data-driven, multistep approach to improve selection of sites for zoonotic pathogen surveillance in Panamá.
shorturl.at/CL7eH
With: J. Dunnum, B. Armién, P. González, E. Juárez, J. Salazar, J. Cook, @jcolella.bsky.social
#ZoonoticDiseases #Surveillance
We outline a data-driven, multistep approach to improve selection of sites for zoonotic pathogen surveillance in Panamá.
shorturl.at/CL7eH
With: J. Dunnum, B. Armién, P. González, E. Juárez, J. Salazar, J. Cook, @jcolella.bsky.social
#ZoonoticDiseases #Surveillance
Selecting Sites for Strategic Surveillance of Zoonotic Pathogens: A Case Study in Panamá - EcoHealth
Surveillance and monitoring of zoonotic pathogens is key to identifying and mitigating emerging public health threats. Surveillance is often designed to be taxonomically targeted or systematically dis...
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July 17, 2025 at 6:05 PM
New paper in EcoHealth!
We outline a data-driven, multistep approach to improve selection of sites for zoonotic pathogen surveillance in Panamá.
shorturl.at/CL7eH
With: J. Dunnum, B. Armién, P. González, E. Juárez, J. Salazar, J. Cook, @jcolella.bsky.social
#ZoonoticDiseases #Surveillance
We outline a data-driven, multistep approach to improve selection of sites for zoonotic pathogen surveillance in Panamá.
shorturl.at/CL7eH
With: J. Dunnum, B. Armién, P. González, E. Juárez, J. Salazar, J. Cook, @jcolella.bsky.social
#ZoonoticDiseases #Surveillance