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Correspondence to Author: Srgi Satos d Aeved. 

University of California, Irvine, Health, Orange, CA.

Abstract:

Srgi Satos d AevedThe scientific community has faced a greater risk of zoonotic illnesses, such leptospirosis, arising or re-emerging in recent decades, primarily due to anthropogenic activities [1]. The One Health project has emerged as a powerful force in this situation. and a worldwide multidisciplinary approach to comprehending and managing illnesses with established relationships between humans, animals, and ecosystems [2].As a major public health concern and a reemerging neglected infectious disease, leptospirosis has a substantial economic impact on cattle output [3]. Commercially available vaccines do not provide adequate immunity, despite encouraging research on vaccine development in recent decades [4].
The illness is one of the most widely disseminated due to the wide variety of serovars, animal hosts, and transmission pathways (directly through contact with infected animals or indirectly through polluted water and soil). The causal agent is pathogenic Leptospira spp.

Keywords: Teaching, Veterinary Education, and Comparative Psychology.

Citation:

Dr.Srgi Satos d Aeved, Leptospira Sp. Infection Epidemiology: Present Situation, Insights, And Prospects. Journal of Veterinary Science and Research 2025.