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Leptospirosis: Why Are We Still Missing Cases?
Leptospirosis remains one of the most important yet frequently overlooked zoonotic diseases, affecting a wide range of animal species and posing a serious public health risk. Delayed diagnosis, non-specific clinical signs, and limitations of diagnostic testing often lead to missed or late detection. This webinar explores the reasons behind underdiagnosis and discusses practical strategies for improving clinical recognition, sample selection, laboratory diagnosis, and disease surveillance. Participants will gain insights into the role of PCR, serology, and other diagnostic methods, along with preventive measures and One Health approaches to disease control. Designed for veterinary students, interns, diagnosticians, field veterinarians, and public health professionals, this session emphasizes practical diagnostic decision-making and timely intervention.
Download the attached recent research paper to explore current diagnostic strategies for improving leptospirosis detection in veterinary practice.
https://doi.org/10.3390/microorganisms13030667
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