Human migration has been identified as a potential factor for increased Chagas disease risk
and has transformed the disease from a Latin American problem to a global one. We
conducted a systematic review of the scientific literature between 2004–2014 in order to:
summarize recent seroprevalence estimates of Chagas disease among Latin American
migrants, in both endemic and non-endemic settings; compare seroprevalence estimates in
migrants to countrywide prevalence estimates; and identify risk factors for Chagas disease …