Knowledge, attitudes, and practices among livestock owners, traders, and slaughterhouse inspectors in Cameroon reveals marginal understanding of livestock and human brucellosis

Key Points

• The persistence of b abortus as endemic in Cameroon reflects a knowledge gap within the community.
• Only marginal understanding of livestock and human brucellosis was evident among surveyed groups, indicating a need for education.
• Insights into public health risks were gathered through observational analysis among livestock stakeholders.
• Addressing knowledge gaps and health infrastructure deficiencies may significantly reduce the disease burden, aiding policymakers.