Monthly time series of leptospirosis cases from 2007 to 2023 for the entire country. The blue lines indicate the months with the highest number of cases, which occurred in October 2007 (a), July 2009 (b), November 2010 (c), and October 2011 (d).

<p>Monthly time series of leptospirosis cases from 2007 to 2023 for the entire country. The blue lines indicate the months with the highest number of cases, which occurred in October 2007 (a), July 2009 (b), November 2010 (c), and October 2011 (d).</p>

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Main Author:	Juan David Gutiérrez (6511763) (author)
Other Authors:	Juan Wilches-Vega (22574560) (author), Fabián Galvis-Serrano (22574563) (author), Holver Parada-Jurado (22574566) (author), Javier Cortes-Ramírez (22574569) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biotechnology Science Policy Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified zoonotic disease prevalent refutation tests indicated ecological longitudinal design driven disease risks doubly robust estimation 041 &# 8211 015 &# 8211 tropical regions influenced results showed 10 causal machine learning average treatment effect xlink "> leptospirosis driven leptospirosis patterns excess leptospirosis cases colombia </ p scenarios neutral vs leptospirosis cases three scenarios significant effect comparison showed causal relationship amazon regions neutral vs confirmed cases 629 cases study examines southern oscillation soil moisture socioeconomic data remote sensing remaining bias regional variations probably due pacific ocean overlap weighting national trends municipal level inverse hydro highest incidence findings highlight environmental data del guaviare complex interplay colombian coast climatic responses climatic factors analyzed laboratory 008 ),
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Monthly time series of leptospirosis cases from 2007 to 2023 for the entire country. The blue lines indicate the months with the highest number of cases, which occurred in October 2007 (a), July 2009 (b), November 2010 (c), and October 2011 (d).

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