Current situation of zoonotic diseases

Authors

  • Б.Амгаланбаяр Анагаахын шинжлэх ухааны үндэсний их сургууль , Зоонозын өвчин судлалын үндэсний төв Author
  • О.Нандин-Эрдэнэ Анагаахын шинжлэх ухааны үндэсний их сургууль Author
  • Н.Цогбадрах Зоонозын өвчин судлалын үндэсний төв Author

Keywords:

human diseases, suspected and confirmed cases, zoonotic infection

Abstract

As 2011-2020, 7923 suspected cases of human zoonotic diseases were reported, 2215 (27.9%) of them were confirmed. All confirmed human cases diagnosed by laboratory (Bacteriology, ELISA, RT-PCR test, rapid tests). A total of 2075 confirmed cases of human zoonotic diseases are tick-borne diseases (TB. rickettsiosis, TB. Encephalitis and TB. borreliosis) or communicable diseases that transmitted to humans through localized transmission. On average, 1-2 cases of malaria and dengue transmitted from endemic countries to Mongolia in every year. Endemic zoonotic diseases, such as plague, anthrax, and echinococcosis, account for 6.3% of all infections, but the socio-economic impacts are high due to factors such as the cost of socio-economic response.

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Боть 17, №3 (59) 2021

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2021-03-13

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Vol. 17 No. 3 (2021)

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