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Samantha Swisher1,2, Sheena Tarrant1, Kaitlyn Krus1,3

  • 1Division of Global Migration Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

Zoonoses and public health
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このレビューでは,犬のライシュマニオシスリスクが世界的にマッピングされ,ライシュマニオシスインファンタムのリスクが中等から高い国91カ国を特定しました. この動物性感染症に関する公衆衛生対策には,監視の改善が不可欠です.

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