Vector-Borne Diseases - constant challenge for practicing veterinarians: recommendations from the CVBD World Forum

Baneth, Gad; Bourdeau, P.; Bourdoiseau, G.; D. Bowman, Dwight; B. Breitschwerdt, Edward; Capelli, Gioia; Cardoso, Luı́s; Dantas‐Torres, Filipe; Day, Michael; Dedet, Jean-Pierre; Dobler, Gerhard; Ferrer, Lluís; Irwin, Peter; A. J. Kempf, Volkhard; Kohn, Babara; R. Lappin, Michael; E. Little, Susan; G. Maggi, Ricardo; Miró, Guadalupe; J. Naucke, Torsten; Oliva, Gætano; Otranto, Domenico; Penzhorn, Banie; Pfeffer, Martin; Roura, Xavier; Sainz, Ángel; E. Shaw, Susan; Shin, Sung-Shik; Solano‐Gallego, Laia; K. Straubinger, Reinhard; J. Traub, Rebecca; J. Trees, A.; Truyen, Uwe; Demonceau, Thierry; Fitzgerald, Ronan; Gatti, Diego; Hostetler, Joe; Kilmer, Bruce; J. Krieger, Klemens; Mencke, Norbert; Mendão, Cláudio; Mottier, L.; Pachnicke, Stefan; Rees, Bob; Siebert, Susanne; Stanneck, Dorothee; Tarancón Mingote, Montserrat; von Simson, Cristiano; Weston, Sarah

doi:10.1186/1756-3305-5-55

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Vector-Borne Diseases - constant challenge for practicing veterinarians: recommendations from the CVBD World Forum

Published in Parasites & Vectors • Mar 20, 2012

Authors:

Gad Baneth

P. Bourdeau

G. Bourdoiseau

Abstract

The human-animal bond has been a fundamental feature of mankind's history for millennia. The first, and strongest of these, man's relationship with the dog, is believed to pre-date even agriculture, going back as far as 30,000 years. It remains at least as powerful today. Fed by the changing nature ...

Subject

Ehrlichiosis

Population

Anaplasmosis

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