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EID journal
Book and Periodical Publishing
Atlanta, GA 401 followers
An international peer-reviewed monthly journal.
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- Industry
- Book and Periodical Publishing
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Atlanta, GA
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- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1995
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Updates
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A systematic review examining 30 reported cases of #AvianInfluenza in pregnant women found high mortality rates for mothers (90.0%, 27/30) and their babies (86.7%, 26/30) when women were infected with avian influenza virus during pregnancy. https://bit.ly/41CoMg9
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#Ehrlichiosis was confirmed in a patient in Italy with a tick attached to his neck. Gene sequences of Ehrlichia canis from the tick and patient were identical, indicating a potential risk for people participating in outdoor activities in Italy. https://bit.ly/4eW6nhl
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A man in Portugal, initially suspected of having Mediterranean spotted fever, was confirmed to have #CCHF following his death by the detection of viral genome in the patient's serum and the presence of specific IgM antibodies. https://bit.ly/49CuS1V
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Of 558 swab samples from dromedary camels in Saudi Arabia during November 2023–January 2024, 39% were positive for #MERS coronavirus RNA. MERS-CoV sequences were most similar to B5 lineage sequences and harbored unique genetic features. https://bit.ly/41wnBPq
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#YezoVirus was detected in I. persulcatus ticks from migratory birds in Hokkaido, Japan, suggesting that Yezo virus might be carried by migratory birds from other countries to Japan and from Hokkaido to other prefectures in Japan. https://bit.ly/41fxzUV
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Researchers report an increase in interspecies transmission capacity and zoonotic potential of a moose #chronicwastingdisease isolate from Europe after passage in an ovine prion protein–expressing host. https://bit.ly/41fiOSb
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Reports of #mpox are rising in Africa and in new countries where the disease has not been previously seen. Waning population immunity after the cessation of routine smallpox immunization plays a key role in the changing epidemiologic patterns of mpox. https://bit.ly/3VB4zDs
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New #CMEActivity: A study of 521 #ebola survivors demonstrated a broad spectrum of ophthalmic findings that were associated with vision impairment, including cataract, uveitis, corneal scar, and optic neuropathy. https://bit.ly/4eYIxRW
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#H5N1 virus clade 2.3.2.1a was detected in a child traveler returning to Australia from India. The virus was a previously unreported reassortant consisting of clade 2.3.2.1a, 2.3.4.4b, and wild bird low pathogenicity avian influenza gene segments. https://bit.ly/41igVUU
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