Seroprevalence of four zoonotic viral diseases in camels in Qatar

Our study provided evidence of a relatively high ratio of exposure to MERS-CoV, CCHFV, and WNV in camels in Qatar. To better understand these zoonotic viral diseases, additional studies involving larger animal populations, investigating vector dynamics, and monitoring livestock movements in and out of the country are imperative.

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Journal of Infection and Public Health
Published
2025-11-28
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jiph.2025.103074
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Animal Diversity and Health Studies
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Seroprevalence of four zoonotic viral diseases in camels in Qatar

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Seroprevalence of four zoonotic viral diseases in camels in Qatar

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Abstract

Our study provided evidence of a relatively high ratio of exposure to MERS-CoV, CCHFV, and WNV in camels in Qatar. To better understand these zoonotic viral diseases, additional studies involving larger animal populations, investigating vector dynamics, and monitoring livestock movements in and out of the country are imperative.

Journal of Infection and Public HealthVol. 19(2)
Qatar University (QA)
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Animal Diversity and Health Studies
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