Drivers for the emergence and re-emergence of vector-borne protozoal and bacterial diseases

Keyphrases

• Protozoan Infections 100%
• Vector-borne 100%
• Re-emergence 100%
• Vector-borne Disease 100%
• Bacterial Disease 100%
• Livestock 33%
• Companion Animals 33%
• Veterinarians 33%
• Drug Resistance 33%
• Infectious Diseases 33%
• Climate Change 33%
• Epidemiology 33%
• Immunosuppression 33%
• Major Contributor 33%
• Officers 33%
• Intervention Program 33%
• Infection Process 33%
• Pollution 33%
• Parasitic Diseases 33%
• New Diagnostics 33%
• Wildlife 33%
• International Travel 33%
• International Tourism 33%
• Global Economics 33%
• Economic Problems 33%
• Global Approach 33%
• Water Irrigation 33%
• Global Health Issue 33%
• Human Animals 33%
• Habit Change 33%
• Atmospheric Change 33%
• Origin of Infection 33%
• Public Intervention 33%
• Animal Life 33%
• Global Management 33%
• Human Vectors 33%
• Healthcare Workers 33%
• Vector-borne Parasites 33%
• Public Health Programs 33%
• Biosecurity 33%
• Water Storage 33%
• Insecticide Resistance 33%
• International Trade 33%
• Governmental Management 33%
• Governmental Organizations 33%
• Molecular Techniques 33%
• Civil Unrest 33%
• Habitat Change 33%
• Management Failures 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Bacterial Disease 100%
• Vector Borne Disease 100%
• Infection 66%
• Pathogen 66%
• Molecular Diagnosis 33%
• Drug Resistance 33%
• Health Care 33%
• Public Health 33%
• Cohort Effect 33%
• Parasitic Disease 33%
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus 33%
• Immunosuppressive Treatment 33%
• Insecticide Resistance 33%
• Parasitology 33%