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Q fever is an emerging zoonotic disease which is globally distributed, notifiable, and classified by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) as a biological agent category B. Increased risk of C. burnetii exposure in cattle has previously been associated with factors such as free movement of animals across the borders, different management systems (e_g, extensive vs. intensive), lack of quarantine of newly purchased animals, overcrowding 3 of 17 In this study, an overall adjusted seroprevalence nonsignificant relationship between older age and seropositivity (OR 1.6, 95% CI 0.91-2.57). of C. burnetii . . .
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