Occurrence of < em > Dermacentor reticulatus < /em > in central-southern Poland, and potential threats to human and animal health
CONCLUSIONS: The results expand the available data on the spread of the ornate dog tick and indicate that, since 2010, this tick species and Rickettsia raoultii transmitted by this tick species have probably been present in this area, which has a strongly transformed agricultural structure and and had previously been regarded as a D. reticulatus-free zone. The presence of the ornate dog tick in urban and suburban habitats in central-southern Poland poses new threats to the health of companion animals and humans associated with the transmission of pathogens by this species.PMID:38549474 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/178401
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - Category: Environmental Health Authors: Alicja Buczek Weronika Buczek Maciej Rudek Marek Asman Magdalena Świsłocka Katarzyna Bartosik Source Type: research
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