Pandemia e Crime

'e-crime Solutions and Crime Displacement'

Cyber Crime Effecting E-commerce Technology

The early struggles with the internet was finding a way to safely buy and sell goods or transfer funds using computer and telecommunication networks. The goal was to enable e-commerce by providing a safe, convenient and immediate payment system on the internet. But internet is notorious for giving its users a feeling of anonymity. The inadequate security results in major damage. Now a days a nu...

Toxic environment and obesity pandemia: Is there a relationship?

Obesity is a multi-factorial disease, resulting from genes, environment and behaviour interactions, and represents the most common metabolic disorder in the Western Hemisphere. Its prevalence has dramatically risen during the last three decades, reaching worldwide epidemic proportions. Recent cumulating evidence suggests that obesity may represent an adverse health consequence of exposure durin...

The 'inverse CSI effect': further evidence from e-crime data

Analysis of incidence and impact trends mined from recent computer crime survey data has yielded circumstantial evidence in support of the previously proposed concept of the ‘inverse CSI effect’, operating in the cyber-crime domain. The implications of this finding for digital forensics and e-crime investigations are discussed.

Non alcoholic fatty liver disease. The new millennium pandemia

1 Master of Public Health, Master of Health Administration, Hepatology Section, Department of Internal Medicine, Fundación Cardio-Infantil, Bogotá, Colombia. 2 Second Year Resident, Department of Internal Medicine, Universidad del Rosario, Fundación Cardio-Infantil, Bogotá, Colombia. 3 Internist, Gastro-hepatologist in the Hepatology Section of the Department of Internal Medicine, Fundación Car...