Zoonotic enteric parasites in mongolian people, animals, and the environment: Using one health to address shared pathogens

Keyphrases

• Zoonotic Disease 100%
• One Health 100%
• Drinking Water 100%
• Enteric Parasites 100%
• Mongolia 66%
• Human Animals 66%
• Domestic Animals 66%
• Cryptosporidium 66%
• Giardia Duodenalis 66%
• Parasite Prevalence 66%
• Improved Water 66%
• Household Use 66%
• Public Health 33%
• Risk Factors 33%
• Quantitative PCR 33%
• Herding 33%
• Human Health 33%
• Veterinary Health 33%
• Multivariate Model 33%
• Multiplex 33%
• Health Anxiety 33%
• Prevalence Factors 33%
• Human Samples 33%
• PCR Analysis 33%
• Health Sector 33%
• Urban Environment 33%
• Enteric Pathogens 33%
• Peri-urban 33%
• Public Health Interventions 33%
• Animal Health 33%
• Handwashing 33%
• Rural Location 33%
• Access to Drinking Water 33%
• Drinking Water Samples 33%
• Public Health Policy 33%
• Urban Households 33%
• Water Sanitation 33%
• Water Hygiene 33%
• One Health Framework 33%
• Animal Ownership 33%
• Zoonotic Parasites 33%
• Safe Sanitation 33%
• Homesite 33%
• Household Risk Factors 33%
• Lab Analysis 33%
• Expanded Access 33%
• Public Health Messaging 33%
• Intervention Policy 33%
• Filth Fly 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Infectious Agent 100%
• Zoonotic 100%
• One Health 100%
• Intestine Parasite 100%
• Cryptosporidium 50%
• Parasite Prevalence 50%
• Giardia intestinalis 50%
• Domestic Animal 50%
• Parasite 50%
• Animal Health 25%