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Title
What is responsible for a large and unusual outbreak of leishmaniasis in Madrid? [Postprint]
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Date issued
2013-12
Citation
Trends Parasitol . 2013 Dec;29(12):579-80.
Language
Inglés
Abstract
Several towns in the southwest of Madrid, Spain, have been suffering from an outbreak of leishmaniasis since 2009 and, by December 2012, human infections had increased significantly. Although dogs are the main reservoir host, hares are suspected as a potential culprit for the surprising increase of cases.
MESH
Disease Outbreaks | Adolescent | Animals | Child | Disease Reservoirs | Dogs | Hares | Humans | Incidence | Leishmania infantum | Leishmaniasis | Psychodidae | Risk Factors | Spain | Young Adult
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