Anthrax in Humans and Animals, 4th Edition

Anthrax in Humans and Animals

 anthrax, incorporating research and relevant publications available through the end of 2007. It examines the disease’s causes, ecology, and significance in both humans and animals, with practical guidance on detection, diagnosis, epidemiology, disinfection, decontamination, treatment, and prevention. The book also addresses disease control and surveillance, serving as a reference for veterinary professionals, public health specialists, researchers, and students.

Key Features:

• Provides comprehensive guidance on anthrax in humans and animals
• Reviews scientific literature and research available through the end of 2007
• Explains the etiology, ecology, and public health significance of anthrax
• Covers methods for detecting and diagnosing anthrax infection
• Discusses epidemiological investigation and disease monitoring
• Provides guidance on disinfection and decontamination procedures
• Reviews treatment and prophylaxis approaches
• Explains anthrax control and surveillance strategies
• Incorporates a rigorous peer-review process to support scientific reliability
• Supports veterinarians, public health workers, researchers, clinicians, and students