Dr. José Antonio Suárez
Tropical Infectious Disease Physician



International specialized course
An integrated biomedical perspective

An academic initiative delivered through in-person talks, webinars and online courses on our Infectotrópico Academy platform. Its goal is to strengthen health professionals' knowledge of the management of tropical and neglected diseases, with a practical, multidimensional approach that includes the interrelationship between human health, animal health and the environment, promoting integrated One Health solutions and addressing the impact of climate change on these diseases.
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We lead research plans for the comprehensive diagnosis of tropical and neglected infectious diseases, involving a multidisciplinary team in eco-epidemiology, clinical medicine and laboratory science. This makes it possible to reach diagnoses and intervention measures suited to each situation, contributing to global health. Our group has experience in field research and outbreak investigations, which may involve remote and jungle areas and migrant populations, among others.
See moreWe offer specialized consulting on tropical diseases, in both clinical practice and the biomedical sciences, for health students and professionals. Our services include research project consulting, field trip consulting, pre-travel consultations and teleconsultation for remote areas.
We use the latest technologies to provide expert recommendations and evidence-based solutions, ensuring a positive and direct impact on the people and communities affected by these diseases.
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An approach that recognizes the interconnection between human health, animal health and the environment, addressing health problems in collaboration with multiple sectors.
At Infectotrópico we have expertise in multidisciplinary management, from the analysis of a clinical case to field trips, with a dynamic understanding of biological cycles, geographic endemicity, populations and the environment that allows us to anticipate disease entities that could affect the population.







