[A historical review of the historical records of house dust mites in Pacific and Latin America Continental countries].

Objective: Review the historical records of house dust mites in the countries of the Pacific and continental Caribbean of Latin America.

Methods: A systematic review was carried out, adapting the PRISMA method, in digital repositories using a combination of the terms in Spanish: "ácaros domésticos" "alergia" and in English: "dust mites" "allergy" with the names of the countries "Costa Rica". "Panamá" "Venezuela" "Colombia" "Ecuador" "Peru" between 1970-2022.

Changes in the endemic-epidemic pattern of malaria in Colombia, 1978-2021.

Background: Malaria is a major global public health issue with varying epidemiologies across countries. In Colombia, it is a priority endemic-epidemic event included in the national public health policy. However, evidence demonstrating nationwide variations in the disease behavior is limited.

Malaria in the eco-epidemiological region of the Colombian Caribbean, 1960-2019.

Motivation for the study: the information available on the epidemiology of malaria in the Colombian Caribbean region is incomplete, poorly systematized and its dissemination is limited. This has led to a lack of knowledge of its magnitude and a low perception of its importance as a public health problem. Main findings: the behavior of malaria is endemic-epidemic, with low to very low transmission, focused and with irregular outbreaks.