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Epidemiological Role of Infectious and Parasitic Diseases in Stray Dogs in the Context of an Urbanized Metropolis: A Case Study from Uralsk

2025-05-14

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The increasing number of owned and stray dogs in large cities is becoming a pressing issue due to rising population density, urban conditions, and poor control over animal reproduction. This situation poses serious epidemiological risks, as dogs can act as reservoirs and transmitters of infectious and parasitic diseases dangerous to humans. This study aimed to assess the role of stray dogs in spreading such diseas...

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464987b9-a26b-513d-9740-b5820324bf81
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10.20944/preprints202505.1006.v1
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