Zoonoses and Communicable Diseases Common to Man and Animals, 3rd Edition (Volume1-3)

Zoonotic Bacterial & Fungal Diseases: Transmission, Diagnosis and Control

This reference examines bacterial and fungal diseases transmitted between animals and humans, covering both historically established and emerging zoonotic infections. It explores disease causes, geographical distribution, symptoms, transmission pathways, epidemiology, diagnostic techniques, and prevention and control measures, supporting a better understanding of animal and public health risks.

Key Features

• Comprehensive overview of zoonoses and communicable diseases
• Focus on bacterial and fungal zoonotic infections
• Examination of important historical and emerging diseases
• Identification of disease-causing bacteria and fungi
• Analysis of zoonotic disease etiology and characteristics
• Overview of geographical disease distribution
• Comparison of disease symptoms in humans and animals
• Identification of infection sources and reservoirs
• Examination of animal-to-human transmission pathways
• Role of animals in zoonotic disease epidemiology
• Discussion of disease outbreaks and their development
• Diagnostic techniques for bacterial and fungal infections
• Prevention strategies for zoonotic disease transmission
• Control measures for protecting animal and public health
• Valuable reference for veterinarians, microbiologists, epidemiologists, researchers, and public health professionals