Abstract Fascioliasis is a food-borne anthropozoonotic disease caused by Fasciola hepatica that affects multiple hosts, including humans. We herein report the first case of human fascioliasis in the s
The table shows the probabilities of getting a positive result from diseased animals as opposed to healthy animals. * Calculated from Fisher's exact test. Detection of Arcanobacterium phocae and Strep
Mycobacterium orygis (M. orygis) a newly described MTBC member is known to cause infection in wide range of hosts including animals and humans (Van Ingen 2012). Identification of M. orygis from human
Southeast Asia is considered to be a hotspot for antimicrobial resistance; however there are very little data on prevalence of carbapenem resistance carriage in non-hospitalised human individuals and
