Development of a Dynamic Stochastic Compartmental Model of Zoonotic Toxocariasis Transmission

We described the first zoonotic transmission model of toxocariasis, which can serve as a foundational tool for testing public veterinary health interventions to reduce the burden of toxocariasis. This model represents an important first step to improving One Health control for this disease.

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Zoonoses and Public Health
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2025-05-30
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https://doi.org/10.1111/zph.13226
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Zoonotic diseases and public health
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Development of a Dynamic Stochastic Compartmental Model of Zoonotic Toxocariasis Transmission

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Development of a Dynamic Stochastic Compartmental Model of Zoonotic Toxocariasis Transmission

Alessio Giannelli, Johannes Charlier, Eric R. Morgan, Alistair Antonopoulos
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We described the first zoonotic transmission model of toxocariasis, which can serve as a foundational tool for testing public veterinary health interventions to reduce the burden of toxocariasis. This model represents an important first step to improving One Health control for this disease.

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