Human and animal health in nomadic pastoralist communities of Chad: Zoonosis, morbidity and health services
The health of nomadic pastoralists is influenced by factors specific to their way of life. Nomadic pastoralists depend on their livestock for subsistence, especially on the livestock’s milk. Veterinary services provide vaccination against feared livestock diseases such as anthrax. Agents transmis...
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University of Basel
2002
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/81584 |
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