The prevalence of pathogens in the environment has caused severe human diseases.
Anthropogenic changes profoundly affect the distribution, abundance, and dispersal of …

Toxoplasma gondii is a major foodborne pathogen capable of infecting all warm-blooded
animals, including humans. Although oocyst-associated toxoplasmosis outbreaks have …

Simple Summary Toxoplasma gondii is classified as intracellular protozoa and is one of the
major zoonotic parasites. Mares, horses of mixed breeds, and older than five years are …

Increasing demands for foods, lack of enough arable land, and limited water resources for
irrigation are the important challenges of the humanity in the century ahead. Food-related …

Toxoplasmosis is an emerging and re‐emerging infectious disease that can be transmitted
through a contaminated environment. Environmental contamination is an emergency health …

There is a growing concern regarding the potential adverse impact of Toxoplasma gondii
contamination of the marine environment on marine wildlife and public health. Terrestrial …

Toxoplasmosis is a parasitic disease caused by Toxoplasma gondii and affecting all warm-
blooded animals. The available data about the epidemiological situation of T. gondii in water …

Dog and cat faeces are a globally neglected issue that demands proper management. The
poor handling of pet waste not only impacts environmental health but also contributes to …

Abstract Layyah District in South Punjab Province of Pakistan offers the most intensive
caprine economy in the country; its Indus riverine and desert environment makes the area …

Cryptosporidium is a water-borne zoonotic parasite worldwide, usually found in lakes and
rivers contaminated with sewage and animal wastes, causing outbreaks of cryptosporidiosis …