Dr. Carlos Zambrana Torrelio
About Dr. Carlos Zambrana Torrelio
Dr. Carlos Zambrana-Torrelio is a Senior Scientist specializing in the study of how environmental changes influence the emergence and spread of infectious diseases, particularly zoonoses.
Dr. Carlos Zambrana-Torrelio Title
Dr. Carlos Zambrana-Torrelio holds the position of Senior Scientist. In this role, he works on critical issues at the intersection of environmental changes and the emergence of infectious diseases. His work is pivotal in understanding the dynamics of zoonotic disease spread.
Environmental Changes and Infectious Diseases
Dr. Carlos Zambrana-Torrelio focuses extensively on how global environmental changes impact the spread of zoonotic diseases. His research is directed towards identifying the myriad ways in which shifts in the environment can lead to the emergence of new infectious diseases that can cross from animals to humans. This research is crucial for developing strategies to mitigate these risks.
Wildlife and Environmental Health Projects
Dr. Carlos Zambrana-Torrelio is involved in several key projects aimed at predicting and preventing pandemics. By studying wildlife and environmental health, these projects seek to uncover patterns and predictors of disease emergence. The insights gained from this research are used to develop preventative measures that can curb the spread of infectious diseases before they become global health threats.
One Health Approach to Global Health Issues
Dr. Carlos Zambrana-Torrelio collaborates with international teams to address pressing global health issues using a One Health approach. This interdisciplinary effort integrates the health of people, animals, and their environments. By promoting a holistic view of health, Dr. Zambrana-Torrelio's work helps to create comprehensive strategies to tackle and manage health threats on a global scale.