Brucellosis can be easily and quickly diagnosed ... infectious etiologies are perinephric abscesses, malaria, enteric fever, Epstein–Barr virus mononucleosis, cytomegalovirus and visceral ...

A Florida man in his 70s developed a rare Brucella suis bacterial infection from handling and eating feral pig meat, which infected his defibrillator years later. Despite multiple hospital visits ...

Brucellosis can also infect human beings, causing persistent, intermittent flu-like symptoms known as undulant fever. Transmission occurs through direct contact between a person's open cuts and ...

Brucellosis is an important bacterial disease of livestock and the most common zoonotic disease. The current vaccines are effective but unsafe, as they result in animal abortions and are ...

One gets brucellosis from unpasteurised milk, consuming unpasteurised milk products or handling infected animals. Symptoms include fever, joint pain and sweating that can come and go for a long time.