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Lassa fever risk perception and "one-health. considerations associated with rodent control practices in a Nigerian University
Lassa fever has an enormous public health impact in West Africa with thousands of human cases reported annually. The disease is both endemic and zoonotic in Nigeria and the Mano River Union countries of Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia in West Africa. The University of Ben...
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2017
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