Pathways to develop a future-ready workforce
Like the industries that AgriFutures Australia serves, the future workforce will likely be broad and diverse. For rural industries to be better prepared for the...
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Published: 29 Aug 2023
Author(s): Assoc Prof Jane Heller, Dr Tabita Tan, Ms Lynne Hayes
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DownloadCoxiella burnetii is zoonotic, which means it can be spread to people from infected animals or the environment.While many people do not become sick or only suffer a mild illness from Q fever, for others it causes a prolonged, serious, and debilitating illness. In animals the disease is called coxiellosis.
New research has confirmed that a collaborative or ‘One Health’ approach is needed for early identification, better communication, and management of zoonotic diseases like Q fever.