Tick-borne disease of cattle in West Africa: A systematic review on distribution, pathogen diversity and zoonotic implication for human health

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healthcareagriculture

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SamReuMatMos

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Cen

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This study was undertaken to identify tick-borne pathogens in cattle across West Africa and to provide detailed insights into their distribution, diversity, and zoonotic implications for human health. The data generated will inform key stakeholders in the design of effective control strategies and the integration of the One Health approach.

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