The impact of Climatic Characteristics on the Infection of Animals (Cows) With Diseases in the Provinces of Basra and Maysan

The research dealt with diseases affecting cows from 2023-2012, as livestock is considered one of the most important economies of the country, coming in third place after oil and agriculture, the research dealt with one of the most important diseases affecting livestock and cows, especially according to the administrative units of Basra and Maysan governorates, the study shows that There is strong evidence that climate change has been and will continue to affect the incidence, distribution and spread of bovine diseases, to explain this research how climate change can affect livestock diseases in the research area, as the factors affected by climate change that can affect bovine diseases include the molecular biology of the pathogen itself, i.e. vectors (if any The interaction of these factors is an important consideration in predicting how cows will be affected by the disease, as risk assessments should focus on looking for combinations of factors that may be directly affected by climate change , or that They may be indirectly affected by changes in human activity, such as land use, any transportation and movement of animals, the intensity of livestock breeding and changing habitat locations

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South Eastern European Journal of Public Health
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.70135/seejph.vi.1082
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Livestock Farming and Management
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The impact of Climatic Characteristics on the Infection of Animals (Cows) With Diseases in the Provinces of Basra and Maysan

Ahmed Hussein Abd Ali Al-Wrshan, Kadhim A H Al-Asadi
South Eastern European Journal of Public Health
Livestock Farming and Management
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The impact of Climatic Characteristics on the Infection of Animals (Cows) With Diseases in the Provinces of Basra and Maysan

Ahmed Hussein Abd Ali Al-Wrshan, Kadhim A H Al-Asadi
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Abstract

The research dealt with diseases affecting cows from 2023-2012, as livestock is considered one of the most important economies of the country, coming in third place after oil and agriculture, the research dealt with one of the most important diseases affecting livestock and cows, especially according to the administrative units of Basra and Maysan governorates, the study shows that There is strong evidence that climate change has been and will continue to affect the incidence, distribution and spread of bovine diseases, to explain this research how climate change can affect livestock diseases in the research area, as the factors affected by climate change that can affect bovine diseases include the molecular biology of the pathogen itself, i.e. vectors (if any The interaction of these factors is an important consideration in predicting how cows will be affected by the disease, as risk assessments should focus on looking for combinations of factors that may be directly affected by climate change , or that They may be indirectly affected by changes in human activity, such as land use, any transportation and movement of animals, the intensity of livestock breeding and changing habitat locations

South Eastern European Journal of Public Health
University of Basrah (IQ), Iraq University College (IQ)
Climate action
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Livestock Farming and Management
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