1阿根廷流行病學家 Epidemiólogos Argentinos Metadisciplinarios. República Argentina.
2貝勒大學醫學中心美國德克薩斯州達拉斯 Baylor University Medical Center. Dallas, Texas, USA.
3西班牙蒙特塞拉特聖貝內特德蒙特塞拉特修道院
Monestir de Sant Benet de Montserrat, Montserrat, Spain
4INSERM U781 內克爾-安凡特·馬拉德斯酒店,巴黎笛卡爾大學-索邦城,想像學院,法國巴黎。INSERM U781 Hôpital Necker-Enfants Malades, Université Paris Descartes-Sorbonne Cité, Institut Imagine, Paris, France.
5自然科學學院。墨西哥克雷塔羅克雷塔羅自治大學。School of Natural Sciences. Autonomous University of Querétaro, Querétaro, Mexico.
6醫學免疫學教授。瓜達拉哈拉大學,哈利斯科,墨西哥。Retired Professor of Medical Immunology. Universidad de Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico.
7醫生為真相波多黎各。阿什福德醫療中心波多黎各聖胡安Médicos por la Verdad Puerto Rico. Ashford Medical Center. San Juan, Puerto Rico.
8臨床診斷學退休教授。西班牙穆爾西亞穆爾西亞大學Retired Professor of Clinical Diagnostic Processes. University of Murcia, Murcia, Spain
9西班牙聖地牙哥-德孔波斯特拉大學科馬卡爾·德蒙福特泌尿科醫院。Urologist Hospital Comarcal de Monforte, University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain. 10西班牙真理生物學家。Biólogos por la Verdad, Spain. 11退休的生物學家巴賽隆納大學。專門從事微生物學。Retired Biologist. University of Barcelona. Specialized in Microbiology. Barcelona, Spain. 12綜合醫學中心(綜合醫學人類學中心自由教育)。阿根廷雷佩布利卡門多薩。Center for Integrative Medicine MICAEL (Medicina Integrativa Centro Antroposófico Educando en Libertad). Mendoza, República Argentina. 13阿根廷真相醫生阿根廷。Médicos por la Verdad Argentina. República Argentina. ́ 14梅迪科斯波爾拉韋爾達德烏拉圭。烏拉圭東部共和國。Médicos por la Verdad Uruguay. República Oriental del Uruguay. 15自由醫療智利。智利共和國Médicos por la Libertad Chile. República de Chile.
16醫生,骨科專家智利代表。
Physician, orthopedic specialist. República de Chile.
17醫生為真理秘魯。秘魯共和國。
Médicos por la Verdad Perú. República del Perú.
18醫生為真相瓜地馬拉。瓜地馬拉共和國。Médicos por la Verdad Guatemala. República de Guatemala. 19厄瓜多阿祖爾概念。Concepto Azul S.A. Ecuador.
20巴西真相醫生。巴西。Médicos por la Verdad Brasil. Brasil.
21醫生為真相 巴拉圭。Médicos por la Verdad Paraguay.
22哥斯大黎加的醫生Médicos por la Costa Rica.
23真相玻利維亞醫生。Médicos por la Verdad Bolivia.
24醫生為真相薩爾瓦多。Médicos por la Verdad El Salvador. 25通訊:卡琳娜·阿塞韋多-Correspondence: Karina Acevedo-Whitehouse, karina.acevedo.whitehouse@uaq.mx
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