Literature on potential anthropogenic drivers of zoonotic disease risk in the Indian
subcontinent is sparse. We conducted a sco** review to identify primary sources …

Simple Summary Large ruminant dairy animals (ie, cattle and buffalo) suffer from several
reproductive problems (such as abortion) that reduce ther ability to produce milk and …

Zoonotic diseases represent a significant health and economic burden in countries that rely
on small ruminant milk production, such as Greece. Greece is endemic for many zoonotic …

The use and misuse of antibiotics in both humans and animals contributes to the global
emergence of antimicrobial resistant (AMR) bacteria, a threat to public health and infection …

The exposure to Brucella species is an occupational hazard for veterinary personnel in
India. In our previous study, paraveterinarians and animal handlers were found to be at …

Monitoring of aflatoxin levels in milk is often complicated in develo** countries due to the
dominance of informal markets channeling milk in raw form. Farmer's awareness and …

This study aimed to assess knowledge, attitude and practices about zoonotic diseases and
associated factors among ruminant farmers in Selangor, Malaysia. A cross-sectional survey …

This study assessed seropositivity of Brucella infection in dairy animals and risk factors
associated with it. The cross-sectional study used multi-stage, random sampling in the states …

Bovine fasciolosis has negative impacts on cattle production worldwide, more so on the
African continent and especially in smallholder farming areas with limited level of …

A national animal disease surveillance network initiated by the Lao PDR government is
adopted and reinforced by a joint research project between the National Animal Health …