Reveals coinfection prevalence of Bartonella and Hantavirus in wild rodents and shrews, suggesting increased monitoring is needed.
BACKGROUND: spp.-HV coinfection in rodents and shrews from Eastern China remain limited. MATERIALS AND METHODS: spp. RESULTS: < 0.05). CONCLUSIONS: spp. and HV in rodents in the eastern region of China. Enhanced monitoring of rodent and shrew densities, as well as their carried pathogens, is essential. Additionally, timely screening, diagnosis, and treatment should be conducted for high-risk populations in the region to reduce the incidence of related zoonoses.
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