Factors associated with the spatiotemporal distribution of dog rabies in Tunisia.

• Autori principali: Sana Kalthoum (Autore), Samia Mzoughi (Autore), Raja Gharbi (Autore), Monia Lachtar (Autore), Bassem Bel Haj Mohamed (Autore), Haikel Hajlaoui (Autore), Wiem Khalfaoui (Autore), Anissa Dhaouadi (Autore), Imed Ben Sliman (Autore), Chafik Ben Salah (Autore), Haykel Kessa (Autore), Hend Benkirane (Autore), Ahmed Jawher Fekih (Autore), Kahoula Barrak (Autore), Hajer Sayari (Autore), Chokri Bahloul (Autore), Thibaud Porphyre (Autore)
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• Pubblicazione: Public Library of Science (PLoS), 2024-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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Despite continuous efforts of veterinary services to control rabies in dogs since 1982, rabies remains a cause of death in Tunisia, with more than five reported human cases in 2022. As little is known on the determinants of transmission of rabies in dogs, better understand which factors contribute t...