Zoonoses in the Bedroom
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In most industrialized countries, pets are becoming an integral part of households, sharing human lifestyles, bedrooms, and beds. The estimated percentage of pet owners who allow dogs and cats on their beds is 14%-62%. However, public health risks, including increased emergence of zoonoses, may be associated with such practices.
- University of California, Davis United States
- California Department of Public Health United States
- State of California United States
- California Health and Human Services Agency United States
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sleeping, R, cat, Infectious and parasitic diseases, RC109-216, Beds, Pets, Cat Diseases, Communicable Diseases, licking, Dogs, Zoonoses, dog, Perspective, Communicable Disease Control, Cats, Disease Transmission, Infectious, Medicine, Animals, Humans, Dog Diseases, kissing
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