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Eco-epidemiology and zoonotic implication of intestinal nematode parasites in humans and dogs in West Shoa Zone, Ethiopia (opens in new tab)

Nematode parasites can lead to severe health complications and have zoonotic potential, especially in areas with close human–animal interactions and poor sanitation. This study investigates the prevalence of nematode parasites, identifies potential risk factors, and examines their zoonotic relationships between humans and domestic dogs. A cross-sectional study was conducted from June 2023 to June 2024. A total of 310 dog fecal samples and 384 human stool samples were selected using a simple r...

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