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Mycobacterium bovis infection in livestock workers in Ibadan, Nigeria: evidence of occupational exposure
bovine tuberculosis (TB) is endemic in the cattle population in nigeria. Livestock workers are at risk of mycobacterium bovis infection and unaware of their health status. Objective: to determine the occurrence of pulmonary M. bovis infection among livestock workers. design: a cross-sectional study...
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