Brucelose humana, riscos associados e métodos de controle: Revisão sistemática rápida
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https://doi.org/10.34119/bjhrv8n3-238Keywords:
epidemiologia, EPI’s (Equipamento de Proteção Individual), saúde pública, zoonoseAbstract
A brucelose humana é uma doença zoonótica endêmica em diversos países, amplamente negligenciada apesar de estar relacionada com grandes prejuízos econômicos e de saúde pública. É uma doença de difícil diagnóstico e reconhecimento em humanos, que tende a se estabelecer principalmente em grupos que têm contato frequente com animais não vacinados. Além do contato com os animais, a brucelose também pode infectar humanos através do consumo ou manuseio de produtos como o leite e carne crus. Este estudo objetivou, através de uma revisão sistemática rápida, reunir informações sobre os principais fatores de risco para brucelose em humanos, diagnóstico e prevenção.
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