Epidemiological and Epizootic Problems of Agricultural Аnimalsand Birds Tuberculosis
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The article presents the Epidemiological, epizootic and socio-economic problems of animal and birds tuberculosis, the infectivity of human and bovine tuberculosis to different types of animals and birds, for humans, as well as measures to prevent the disease.
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