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Leishmaniasis in mainland France
Leishmaniasis is a parasitic disease found in southern mainland France, where it is caused by Leishmania infantum, the same species responsible for canine leishmaniasis. The prevalence...
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Psittacosis: Current Trends, Surveillance, and Investigations in France
Psittacosis-ornithosis-chlamydiosis is a bacterial zoonosis caused by Chlamydophila psittaci. The animal reservoir consists of all birds, most of which are asymptomatic carriers. In...
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Box 3—Coroner data in Quebec: useful for research, surveillance, and death prevention.
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From Zoonotic Agents to Zoonoses: The Diversity and Uniqueness of an Evolving Concept
The importance of zoonoses in public health is well established, and our understanding of them has benefited from considerable progress in the biological characterization of the...
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Box 2—Drame (Deaths Related to Medication and Substance Abuse): A Tool for Identifying Drug-Related Deaths in France.
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Rickettsial diseases, Rocky Mountain spotted fever
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Acute Viral Hepatitis B in the United Kingdom: Laboratory Reports, 1980–1984
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Sexually transmitted diseases in the United Kingdom
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Mental Health in France: Monitoring and Challenges [Editorial]
