Salmonella Transmission WisdomCard™

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  1. eMedicine: Salmonellosis Pathophysiology emedicine.com - Salmonellosis Pathophysiology
  2. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Animal-to-Human Transmission of Salmonella Typhimurium DT104A Variant cdc.gov - Animal-to-Human Transmission of Salmonella Typhimurium DT104A Variant
  3. Vermont Department of Health: How Do People Get Salmonella? healthvermont.gov - How Do People Get Salmonella?
  4. The University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine: Salmonella Transmission vet.uga.edu - Salmonella Transmission
  5. iVillage: Preventing the Transmission of Salmonella from Pets to People home.ivillage.com - Preventing the Transmission of Salmonella from Pets to People
  6. BioInfoBank Library: Salmonella Infections: Transmission lib.bioinfo.pl - Salmonella Infections: Transmission
  7. About.com: Salmonella and Reptiles exoticpets.about.com - Salmonella and Reptiles
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Research Notes on Salmonella Transmission


Salmonella is a widespread concern for both humans and animals. Usually in the human; these cases are foodborne; however, the infection of salmonella can also be transmitted during contact with animals, contaminated water, or the environment. The primary mode of transmission of salmonella strains are the fecal-oral route; humans acquiring it by eating raw or contaminated foods. Other modes of contact include direct contact with livestock, wildlife, or pets, especially cats and turtles. Animal to animal transmission primarily occurs at farms through food and water sources that are contaminated, or coming in contact with newly acquired affected animals.

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