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Making the Case for Integrated Human-Animal Preventive Health Care System in economically Underdeveloped Communities
2018
Madridge Journal of Vaccines
Health care in economically depressed communities is almost always a hostage to socio-economic "class' systems that typically separate society into a minority of wealthy individuals or groups that are bid against the remaining impoverished majority. That majority, in its struggle for survival, relies heavily on privately owned farm animals for economic sustenance, which, in turn, makes its own health dependent on the health of its animals. An infectious disease that is usually limited to
doi:10.18689/mjv-1000109
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