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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"tickborne disease"”.

  1. Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Regarding Tickborne Diseases in Long Island, New York

    Most vector-borne disease cases in the USA are transmitted through the bite of ticks. In the Northeast, tickborne infections are a major public health concern and a source of significant morbidity. Human-centric factors that influence tickborne disease risk include the knowledge, attitudes, and …

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  2. Tick Infestations and Their Consequences for Migratory Songbirds During Spring Stopover

    … chaffeensis</em>, causative agent of the tickborne disease ehrlichiosis, to determine if ticks and their associated pathogens are capable of being transported to North America by way of migrating birds. We found that 27 (10.2%) of 252 blood samples were positive for <em>E. chaffeensis</em> …

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  3. Seroprävalenz der Humanen Granulozytären Ehrlichiose in verschiedenen Risikogruppen

    Ehrlichien sind obligat intrazelluläre Bakterien die phaygozytäre Zellen infizieren. Die Humane Granulozytäre Ehrlichiose (HGE) ist eine neu beschriebene zeckenübertragene fieberhafte Erkrankung mit unspezifischen Symptomen wie Unwohlsein, Kopfschmerzen, Muskelschmerzen und Rigidität, die bei …

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  4. Theileria orientalis Ikeda Genotype: Implications for Cattle Health in Virginia

    Of the four most economically important tickborne diseases of cattle in the world, two have been identified in Virginia, occasionally as co-infections: anaplasmosis and theileriosis. The latter is caused by the emerging infectious agent, the Theileria orientalis complex, in particular the Ikeda and …

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