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Factors associated with the spatiotemporal distribution of dog rabies in Tunisia by Kalthoum, Sana, Mzoughi, Samia, Gharbi, Raja, Lachtar, Monia, Bel Haj Mohamed, Bassem, Hajlaoui, Haikel, Khalfaoui, Wiem, Dhaouadi, Anissa, Ben Sliman, Imed, Ben Salah, Chafik, Kessa, Haykel, Benkirane, Hend, Fekih, Ahmed Jawher, Barrak, Kahoula, Sayari, Hajer, Bahloul, Chokri, Porphyre, Thibaud

“…Despite continuous efforts of veterinary services to control rabies in dogs since 1982, rabies remains a cause of death in Tunisia, with more than five…”
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Seroprevalence of zoonotic abortive diseases and their associated risk factors in Tunisian sheep by Guesmi, Kaouther, Kalthoum, Sana, Mamlouk, Aymen, Baccar, Mohamed Naceur, BelHajMohamed, Bassem, Hajlaoui, Haikel, Toumi, Aymen, Cherni, Jamel, Seghaier, Chédia, Messadi, Lilia

“…Abortion is a serious problem for sheep flocks and it is responsible for considerable economic losses. The epidemiological situation of abortion causing agents…”
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Temporal and spatial distributions of animal and human rabies cases during 2012 and 2018, in Tunisia by Kalthoum, Sana, Guesmi, Kaouther, Gharbi, Raja, Baccar, Mohamed Naceur, Seghaier, Chedia, Zrelli, Malek, Bahloul, Chokri

“…Rabies is one of the most important zoonosis in Tunisia. In the last 6 years, a dramatic increase in the number of cases in animals had raised concern about…”
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Estimation of the economic impact of a bluetongue serotype 4 outbreak in Tunisia by Ben Salem, Ameni, Ben Aicha, Elhem, Kalthoum, Sana, Dhaouadi, Anissa, Hajlaoui, Haikel, Bel Haj Mohamed, Bassem, Ben Slimen, Imed, Khalfaoui, Wiem, Gharbi, Raja, Guesmi, Kaouther, Ben Ali, Mehdi, Fatnassi, Naouel, Seghaier, Chedia, Ben Hassine, Thameur, Gharbi, Mohamed

“…Since 1999, Tunisia has experienced multiple occurrences of Bluetongue (BT) outbreaks, leading to numerous reported cases of infection and mortality in flocks…”
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Serological survey and associated risk factors' analysis of Trypanosomiasis in camels from Southern Tunisia by Sana, Kalthoum, Monia, Lachtar, Ameni, Ben Salem, Haikel, Hajlaoui, Imed, Ben Slimane, Walid, Chendoul, Bouabdella, Hechmi, Bassem, Bel Haj Mohamed, Hafedh, Dabbek, Samed, Bennaceur, Makram, Ourabi, Atef, Ben Houcine, Mohsen, Bouajila, Taib, Khelifi, Ammar, Jamii, Chedia, Seghaier, Habib, Jemli Mohamed

“…Surra (Trypanosoma evansi infection) is one of the main causes of dromedary (Camelus dromedarius) abortion, besides generating severe economic losses in herds…”
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Presumed Protective Role for Anti-Hepatitis B Virus Antibodies Against COVID-19 Severe Cases: A Clinical Study Confirming in silico Hypothesis by Gdoura, Mariem, Touati, Raoua, Kalthoum, Sana, Ben Slama, Rania, Fatnassi, Nouel, Mrad, Mehdi, Ammari, Lamia, Brahmi, Nozha, Ben Jazia, Amira, Hogga, Nahed, Triki, Henda, Haddad-Boubaker, Sondes

“…Background Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) is responsible for COVID-19 disease which is known to have a broad clinical spectrum,…”
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Risk‐based serological survey of bluetongue and the first evidence of bluetongue virus serotype 26 circulation in Tunisia by Sana, Kalthoum, Soufien, Sghaier, Thameur, Ben Hassine, Liana, Teodori, Massimo, Spedicato, Kaouther, Guesmi, Raja, Gharbi, Haikel, Hajlaoui, Bassem, Bel Haj Mohamed, Wiem, Khalfaoui, Monia, Lachtar, Ameni, Ben Salem, Naouel, Fatnassi, Anissa, Dhaouadi, Mehdi, Ben Ali, Sarah, Thabet, Chedia, Seghaier, Giovanni, Savini, Salah, Hammami

“…Background Bluetongue (BT), a vector‐borne disease of wild and domestic ruminants, is responsible for severe economic losses in flocks. To reduce this impact,…”
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Risk based serological survey of Rift Valley fever in Tunisia (2017–2018) by Kalthoum, Sana, Arsevska, Elena, Guesmi, Kaouther, Mamlouk, Aymen, Cherni, Jamel, lachtar, Monia, Gharbi, Raja, Mohamed, Bassem Bel Haj, Khalfaoui, Wiem, Dhaouadi, Anissa, Baccar, Mohamed Naceur, Hajlaoui, Haikel, Mzoughi, Samia, Seghaier, Chédia, Messadi, Lilia, Zrelli, Malek, Sghaier, Soufien, Cêtre-Sossah, Catherine, Hendrikx, Pascal, Squarzoni-Diaw, Cécile

“…Rift Valley fever (RVF) has been reported in the sub-Saharan region of Africa, Egypt and Arabian Peninsula - Yemen and Saudi Arabia, over the past 20 years and…”
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Implementation of zoning to guide management of foot and mouth disease in Tunisia by Mtaallah, Oumaima, Squarzoni‐Diaw, Cécile, Kalthoum, Sana, Bouguedour, Rachid, Muñoz, Facundo, Tran, Annelise, Coste, Caroline

“…Summary The World Organisation for Animal Health advocates the zoning approach for the surveillance and monitoring of foot and mouth disease (FMD), a highly…”
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Using a participatory qualitative risk assessment to estimate the risk of introduction and spread of transboundary animal diseases in scarce-data environments: A Spatial Qualitative Risk Analysis applied to foot-and-mouth disease in Tunisia 2014-2019 by Squarzoni-Diaw, Cécile, Arsevska, Elena, Kalthoum, Sana, Hammami, Pachka, Cherni, Jamel, Daoudi, Assia, Karim Laoufi, Mohamed, Lezaar, Yassir, Rachid, Kechna, Seck, Ismaila, Ould Elmamy, Bezeid, Yahya, Barry, Dufour, Barbara, Hendrikx, Pascal, Cardinale, Eric, Muñoz, Facundo, Lancelot, Renaud, Coste, Caroline

“…This article presents a participative and iterative qualitative risk assessment framework that can be used to evaluate the spatial variation of the risk of…”
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Seroprevalence and associated risk factors of Chlamydia abortus infection in ewes in Tunisia by Mamlouk, Aymen, Guesmi, Kaouther, Ouertani, Imen, Kalthoum, Sana, Selmi, Rachid, Ben Aicha, Elhem, Bel Haj Mohamed, Bassem, Gharbi, Raja, Lachtar, Monia, Dhaouadi, Anissa, Seghaier, Chedia, Messadi, Lilia

“…•This is a sero-epidemiological survey of Chlamydia abortus in Tunisian ewes.•Risk factors were investigated in herds with abortion problems.•The overall…”
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Using a participatory qualitative risk assessment to estimate the risk of introduction and spread of transboundary animal diseases in scarce‐data environments by Squarzoni‐Diaw, Cécile, Arsevska, Elena, Kalthoum, Sana, Hammami, Pachka, Cherni, Jamel, Daoudi, Assia, Karim Laoufi, Mohamed, Lezaar, Yassir, Rachid, Kechna, Seck, Ismaila, ould elmamy, Bezeid, Yahya, Barry, Dufour, Barbara, Hendrikx, Pascal, Cardinale, Eric, Muñoz, Facundo, Lancelot, Renaud, Coste, Caroline

“…This article presents a participative and iterative qualitative risk assessment framework that can be used to evaluate the spatial variation of the risk of…”
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Implementation of the One Health approach to fight arbovirus infections in the Mediterranean and Black Sea Region: Assessing integrated surveillance in Serbia, Tunisia and Georgia by Dente, Maria Grazia, Riccardo, Flavia, Bolici, Francesco, Colella, Nello Augusto, Jovanovic, Verica, Drakulovic, Mitra, Vasic, Milena, Mamlouk, Habiba, Maazaoui, Latifa, Bejaoui, Mondher, Zakhashvili, Khatuna, Kalandadze, Irine, Imnadze, Paata, Declich, Silvia, Knjeginic, Vesna, Stojkovic, Borka, Labus, Tatjana, Milicevic, Vesna, Veljovic, Ljubisa, Maksimovic‐Zoric, Jelena, Stoiljkovic, Vera, Svetlana Filipovic Vignjevic, Protic, Jelena, Zgomba, Marija, Petric, Dusan, Despot, Dragana, Pesic, Branislav, Serovic, Katarina, Aleksic, Ivan, Djuric, Ivana, Ilic, Dragan, Vrga, Svetlana, Pavlovic, Ljiljana, Plavsa, Dragana, Grego, Edita, Dr Milan Jovanović Batut, Harabech, Kaouther, Ministère de la Santé Publique, Nissaf Ben Alaya, Bougatef, Souha, Triki, Henda, Bouattour, Ali, Rebhi, Mohamed, Daaboub, Jabeur, Somai, Lamia, Zerlli, Malek, Oukaili, Kaouther, Heni Haj Ammar, Sghaier, Chedia, Fatnassi, Naouel, Kalthoum, Sana, Dhaouadi, Anissa, Abdelhak Ben Youness, Mahale, Issam, Marzouk, Mongi, Sassi Ben Bdira, Grira, Samia, Ayadi, Sonia, Mastouri, Faten, Allad, Abdelkader, Ben, Chakhunashvili, Giorgi, Babuadze, Giorgi, Mamuchishvili, Nana, Chanturia, Gvantsa, Adeishvili, Ekaterine, Avaliani, Lasha, Ninidze, Lena, Kartskhia, Natia, Gulbani, Ana, Kokhreidze, Maka, Donduashvili, Marina, Kekelidze, Anna

“…Background In the Mediterranean and Black Sea Region, arbovirus infections are emerging infectious diseases. Their surveillance can benefit from one health…”
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