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Evidence for the existence of Q fever in northwest Texas

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  • Millis, N.S.
  • Kuhnley, L.C.

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In this survey, evidence was found that Q fever is naturally occurring in Northwest Texas in cattle. Since cattle are believed to be the major reservoir for Q fever this suggests that human cases have occurred in Northwest Texas, but are misdiagnosed or unreported. Though as yet undetermined there appears to be a relationship between cattle and rodent populations to Q fever. Further studies are necessary to determine this relationship and other reservoirs or modes of transmission which may serve as potential health hazards. Also necessary is a study of the incidence of human cases of Q fever in Northwest Texas.

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  • Millis, N.S. & Kuhnley, L.C., 1978. "Evidence for the existence of Q fever in northwest Texas," American Journal of Public Health, American Public Health Association, vol. 68(6), pages 590-592.
    • Handle: RePEc:aph:ajpbhl:1978:68:6:590-592_5
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