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Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Human Brucellosis in Tocantins, Brazil: spatiotemporal distribution and epidemiological profile Sampaio de Oliveira, Iza Alencar [1] ; Figueroa Mise, Yukari [2] ; Lee, Yeonsoo Sara [3] ; Graco Zeppelini, Caio [2] ; Neves Souza, Fabio [2] ; Gonçalves Machado, George [4] ; Alvim de Oliveira, Marcus Vinicius [1] ; Costa, Federico [2] [1] Secretaría de Salud del Estado de Tocantins, AnexoI.

1 Introduction Rodents are ubiquitous in both rural and urban environments, exerting a significant impact on global economies, with estimated annual agricultural and household losses reaching approximately US $22 billion (Belmain et al. 2014; Diagne et al. 2023). As global temperatures rise due to climate change, shifting environmental conditions are likely to alter rodent populations, amplifying their economic, ecological, and public health impacts (Costa, Porter, et al. 2014; Islam et al.

Abstract Infectious diseases pose a substantial threat to global health security. Key wildlife species, potentially harbouring numerous zoonotic pathogens, are increasingly being forced to adapt to disturbances from land-use change, human encroachment and climate change.