The emergence of Brucella canis as a public health threat in Europe: what we know, and what we need to learn.
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G. Garofolo | F. Melzer | A. Koets | J. McGiven | A. Whatmore | V. Djokic | G. Girault | C. Ponsart | F. De Massis | F. Sacchini | A. Ferreira | A. F. Vicente | A. Fontbonne | E. Lahti | Anna Haughey | S. Wyllie | L. Freddi | Mariëlle Henriëtte van den Esker
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