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Peer Reviewers 2014 Peer Reviewers 2014 All original articles appearing in MEDICC Review are subject to double-blind international peer review. MEDICC Review is indebted to the following colleagues for their collaboration as peer reviewers in 2014: Anselmo A. Abdo MD PhD, Cuba Carlos Grandi MD MS PhD, Argentina Graciela Queiruga MD, Uruguay Enrique Abraham MD MS, Cuba Francisco Guillén MD MBA MPH MS PhD, María Pilar Rodríguez MD, Cuba Gladys Abreu MD PhD, Cuba Spain Valia Rodríguez MD PhD, Cuba Vittorio Agnoletto MD, Italy Isabel Guillén PhD, Cuba Tania Roig MD MS PhD, Cuba Ana Alarcón MD, Spain Cristian A. Gutiérrez MD, Chile Francisco Rojas-Ochoa MD PhD, Cuba Mónica L. Alcalde MD, Nicaragua Luisa Gutiérrez MD, Cuba Lázara Rojas MD PhD, Cuba Alina Alerm MD PhD, Cuba Jorge L. Hadad MD, Cuba Ileana Rosado PhD, Cuba E Añé María Angélica Alliende PhD, Chile Mario Henríquez MD, USA Ted Rothstein MD, USA Miguel Almaguer MD, Cuba Concepción Hernández PhD, Spain José Luis San Millán PhD, Spain Daniel Alonso PhD, Argentina Dulce María Hernández MD, Mexico Dámaso Sanz MD, Spain Roberto Alvarez-Sintes MD MS, Cuba Francisco Hernández MD MS, Cuba Luis Sarmiento MS PhD, Sweden Carlos Aragonés MS, Cuba Víctor Hernández-Escalante PhD, Mexico María del Carmen Sellán PhD, Spain Raúl Araújo MD, Bolivia Manuela Herrera MD PhD, Cuba Iván Darío Sierra MD PhD, Colombia Juan Arbiza PhD, Uruguay Ricardo Hodelín MD MS PhD, Cuba Augusto Sola MD, USA Esteban Arellano MD, Mexico Milton Jijón PhD, Ecuador Luis Sotillo MD MS, Panama José A. Arias MD, Spain Jay S. Kaufman MD, Canada Ramón Suárez MD MS, Cuba Juan I. Arrarás MD, Spain Vivian Kourí MD PhD, Cuba Noel Taboada MD MS, Cuba Enrique Arús MD PhD, Cuba John M. Last OC MD, Canada Carmen C. Terry BEng, Cuba Carlos E. Ávila MD, El Salvador María Teresa Lemus MD, Cuba Ana Victoria de la Torre MD, Cuba Jorge Bacallao PhD DrSc, Cuba Norma de León MD, Cuba Ana Uribasterra MD MS, Cuba Raymed Bacallao MD, Cuba Juan B. López MD, Spain Alicia Vaglio PhD, Uruguay María del Carmen Barroso MD, Cuba Carlos Lovesio MD, Argentina Pedro L. Véliz MD MS, Cuba Gustavo Borrajo MD, Argentina Silvana Luciani MHSc, PAHO Niurka María Vialart MS, Cuba Benjamín Brotons MD PhD, Spain José Luño MD PhD, Spain Agustín Vicedo MD, Cuba Rafael Burgos MD, Puerto Rico Andrés Marco MD, Spain María Vidal MS, Cuba Erika Caballero MS, Chile Ligia Marcos MD, Cuba Jorge Vigo MS, Peru Armando Cabrera PhD, USA Yolanda Martín PhD, Spain Kamani Wanigasuriya MBBS MD MPhil Rolando Camacho MD PhD, Cuba Alicia Martínez de Santelices MD, Cuba FRCP, FCCP, Sri Lanka Fernando Cardona PhD, Spain Atilano Martínez MD, Cuba Isis B. Yera PhD, Cuba Héctor Casana MD, USA Laritza Martínez MD, Cuba Tatiana Zaldívar MD MS, Cuba Álvaro Castellanos MD, Spain Silvia Martínez MD PhD, Cuba Berta Lidia Castro MD, Cuba Antoni Mas MD, Spain We also thank the following colleagues Franco Cavalli MD, Switzerland Pedro Más MD PhD DrSc, Cuba for their invaluable review of research Verónica Cornejo MD, Chile Teresa Massardo MD, Chile methodology and statistical data in Fátima Coronado MD MPH, USA Pilar Molina MD, Spain manuscripts submitted to MEDICC Manuel Díaz MD PhD, Cuba Juan Pablo Montes MD, Argentina Review during 2014: Fernando Domínguez MD FAAP PhD, Cuba Estela Morales MD PhD, Cuba Alberto Dorta PhD, Cuba F. Javier Nieto MD PhD, USA Lila Castellanos PhD DrSc, chemist Glenn Ellis BA CHE, USA Francisco Nogales MD, Spain Gisele Coutin MD MS, biostatistician Alfredo Espinosa MD PhD DrSc, Cuba Nidia Nolla MD, Cuba Iván Cuevas MD MS MPH, epidemiologist Mercedes Esquivel MD PhD, Cuba Porfi rio Nordet MD MS PhD, Switzerland Joel Dubin PhD, biostatistician Luis Estruch MD PhD, Cuba Miriam Notario MD PhD, Cuba Corinne Dulberg PhD, epidemiologist Oscar Feo MD, Venezuela Angel Obregón MD PhD, Cuba Esther María Fajardo MS, biologist Daisy Ferrer MD, Cuba Juan P. Oliva MD PhD, Cuba Eloísa Le Riverend MS, biologist Ricard Ferrer MD PhD, Spain Cecilia Orellana MS, Chile Pedro López MD PhD, clinical biochemist Trini Fragoso MD, Cuba Guillermo Ortiz MD, Colombia Consuelo Macías, PhD, biochemist Álvaro Franco MD, Colombia Paulo Ortiz PhD DrSc, Cuba Minerva Nogueira MD MS, histologist Esteban Frauca MD, Spain Ruth Ottman PhD, USA Natacha Rivera PhD, psychologist Yaima Galán MS, Cuba Nino Pagliccia MS, Canada Silvio Soler MS, biostatistician Ana J. García PhD, Cuba César Paz y Miño MD DB, Ecuador Elsa García MD MS, Cuba Eduardo Pentón MD PhD, Cuba Guillermo García MD, Mexico Yamilé Peña MD PhD, Cuba Ramiro García MD, Cuba Silvio Perea PhD, Cuba Mayra Garí MD, South Africa Albadio Pérez-Assef MD MS PhD, Cuba Daniel Gómez PhD, Argentina Néstor Pérez-Lache MD PhD DrSc, Cuba Antonio González MD, Cuba Gisela Pita MD MS, Cuba Edilberto González MD PhD, Cuba Fernando Pizarro MD, Chile José González MD, Cuba Roberto C. Portela MD FACEP, USA Silvia Gorban MD, Argentina Juan Prohías MD, Cuba MEDICC Review, January 2015, Vol 17, No 1 5.
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