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investigation of bovine tuberculosis in a private cattle herd in south-western Nigeria: potential riskss for human infection.
Introduction. Food-borne disease outbreaks remain a major global health challenge and cross-contamination from raw meat due to poor handling is a major cause in developing countries. Adequate knowledge of meat handlers is important in limiting these outbreaks. This study evaluated and compared the s...
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