Titlebook: Emerging Zoonoses; A Worldwide Perspect I. W. Fong Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 epidemiology.infectious diseases.pan

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Emergence of New Tickborne Infections,regions in the world for over a decade. Moreover, new pathogens transmitted by ticks have recently been recognized in animals and humans from diverse regions of the globe, widely separated in distance. These include new phleboviruses of the . family, exemplified by severe fever with thrombocytopenia

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Chikungunya Virus and Zika Virus Expansion: An Imitation of Dengue Virus,years and were initially recognized to cause outbreaks of clinical disease in tropical and subtropical countries by . mosquitoes. Subsequent global expansion of dengue infection outbreaks has occurred, with millions of cases yearly, probably from a combination of factors including proliferation of i

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Hepatitis E: A Zoonosis,o billion people or one-third of the world’s population live in endemic areas and are at risk for infection. In developing countries sporadic cases and epidemics of hepatitis E are common from genotypes 1 and 2, transmitted by fecal-oral route mainly by contaminated water, and are only human pathoge

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Zoonotic Malaria: ,,apted to humans. Malaria is an ancient disease which has caused the greatest human health affliction more than any other disease known to mankind. Each year malaria cause hundreds of thousands of deaths globally [mainly children] and many million cases of clinical disease. Before the advent of the t

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Zoonotic Streptococci: A Focus on ,,riety of invasive diseases that mimic clinical entities produced by strictly human streptococci. The common human pathogen . group B, now called . may have originated from cows, and it is now recognized to cause invasive disease in fish as well. Sporadic cases of animal-derived streptococci had rare