Space Inequality, Infectious Diseases, and Disease Control Open access to joint journal drafts

original link:
WeChat link:is the distribution of resources and services in different regions, such as health care, welfare, public services, household income and infrastructure. This spatially distributed difference feature can be described in terms of proximity, distance, clustering, and density. Spatial inequality is reflected in differences between urban and rural areas, between different provinces or countries, or between rich and poor regions within the same geographical unit.
space inequality is
and affects the life expectancy of the population. Understanding the extent and nature of differences between locations and their trends can help us develop policies, strategies and interventions that have an impact on morbidity and mortality from different diseases.。 The interaction and coexistence of infectious diseases with evolving rural and urban areas, as well as their exposure to humans and wildlife, are increasingly complex issues.
album focuses on
, including the effects of antibiotic resistance, and brings together research on the effects and prevalence of various spatial inequalities and these infectious diseases. The album will also welcome articles seeking disease control solutions in areas where resources and opportunities are distributed in particularly unequally.
welcome to click
", learn more about the draft and submit your research.
。


。

。 Manuscripts should be organized in accordance with the format requirements of each journal and submitted through the online submission system. Please indicate on the title page that the manuscript is in the "Spatial unleated, open diseases and disease control" theme series.
will go through a peer review process in the appropriate journal. The received articles will continue to be published online.
deadline: Click
"
" for the latest contribution information.highly toxic strain was found in the Crayber pneumonia bacteria brandM/OXA-48 carbon penicillinase CC147 strain flowing through a third -level protection centre in IranThe overall spatial link between environmental and personal hygiene (WASH) and trachastime-space analysis and epidemiological characteristics of the Libyan human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) over a 25-year 25-year 1993-2017Differences in social factors in the infection of indigenous and mixed families in Chaco, Argentina(Source: Science Network)