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Serological Investigation of Occupational Exposure to Zoonotic Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever Infection.

Hakan AydinMuhammet Hamidullah UyanikKaramese MuratIbrahim SozdutmazMehmet Özkan TimurkanAbdulkadir GulenErkan OzmenOsman Aktas
Published in: The Eurasian journal of medicine (2019)
In our study, the variables showing important associations with the prevalence of anti-CCHFV antibodies were livestock breeding, rural areas, and age. It was concluded that our region is endemic with regard to CCHF infection and persons who had direct contact with animals are at high risk. Thus, these participants must take necessary measures to protect themselves from CCHF and should be trained by health authorities.
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