Zoonoses Journal

Zoonoses Journal Zoonoses is a platinum open-access, peer-reviewed journal covering zoonotic diseases.

Zoonoses is a platinum open-access, peer-reviewed journal for research scientists, physicians, veterinarians, and public health professionals working on diverse disciplinaries of zoonotic diseases. Zoonoses provides an open platform for rapid publication of the latest findings, approaches, and viewpoints related to medical sciences, veterinary sciences, and public health. Article types accepted in

clude research articles, review articles, commentaries, editorials, short communications, case report articles, letters to the Editor and study protocols. These should focus on multi-disciplinary research or clinical topics in zoonosis. Papers should advance the scientific knowledge of the epidemiology, etiology, biology, diagnosis, prevention, treatment, and management of zoonotic diseases related to viral, bacterial, parasitic, or fungal infections. Zoonoses subscribes fully to the COPE code of conduct and best practice for journal editors ensuring that our editors are accountable for everything published in our journal. Our readers will always be informed about how the research is funded and our relationships with authors, reviewers and editorial board members will be influenced by COPE recommendations.

This review interprets the     2025, underscoring persistent challenges in global   and the urgent need for advances in ...
20/04/2026

This review interprets the 2025, underscoring persistent challenges in global and the urgent need for advances in diagnostics, therapies, and vaccines, while calling for coordinated action to by 2030.

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  Day 2026: Understanding the vector-host interactions is vital to preventing this silent epidemic. Zoonoses promotes re...
14/04/2026

Day 2026: Understanding the vector-host interactions is vital to preventing this silent epidemic.
Zoonoses promotes research into the ecological drivers and zoonotic origins of Chagas disease.

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This   study reports   with   (HFRS) co-infection with  , highlighting overlapping seasonal incidence and the high preva...
07/04/2026

This study reports with (HFRS) co-infection with , highlighting overlapping seasonal incidence and the high prevalence of PV B19, and recommends routine screening in patients to mitigate recurrence and decline.

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This study reports a case of prolonged hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS) complicated by parvovirus B19 co-infection.

This   study introduces an advanced   model that accounts for site-specific trends & applies splines to capture non-line...
27/03/2026

This study introduces an advanced model that accounts for site-specific trends & applies splines to capture non-linear trends, offering a more precise & flexible framework for that strengthens inference & illuminates complex .

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This study presents an enhanced Bayesian model that addresses key challenges by treating year as a continuous variable, incorporating an interaction between year and site, and applying splines to more accurately capture non‑linear trends.

This   study reports a case of prolonged   with   complicated by   co-infection, underscoring its clinical significance ...
23/03/2026

This study reports a case of prolonged with complicated by co-infection, underscoring its clinical significance and advocating for increased awareness among clinicians.

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This study reports a case of prolonged hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS) complicated by parvovirus B19 co-infection.

This   study documents an African lineage of   in wildlife populations across the Americas, infecting  , underscoring th...
19/03/2026

This study documents an African lineage of in wildlife populations across the Americas, infecting , underscoring the critical need for to monitor viral dynamics within natural .

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ZIKV related to African strain MR766 caused neuropathology in wild Brazilian howler monkeys, implying multiple introductions and sylvatic maintenance

This   study demonstrates that   is often asymptomatic or mild, yet its   nature can drive severe  , like   &  , warrant...
12/03/2026

This study demonstrates that is often asymptomatic or mild, yet its nature can drive severe , like & , warranting further research to understand its broader impact on human health.

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Analysis of 35 neuroinvasive Toscana virus cases shows mostly mild meningitis with recovery, rare encephalitis needing ICU care, and rising neurotropic severity

This study introduces an enhanced   FoodNet model effectively reducing biases, accounting for site-specific trends, & ca...
10/03/2026

This study introduces an enhanced FoodNet model effectively reducing biases, accounting for site-specific trends, & capturing uncertainty & by publishing a pipeline for implementation, data become accessible for .

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This study presents an enhanced Bayesian model that addresses key challenges by treating year as a continuous variable, incorporating an interaction between year and site, and applying splines to more accurately capture non‑linear trends.

This   study reveals the   &   transmission of   among wild felids, underscoring the importance of monitoring   & ecolog...
06/03/2026

This study reveals the & transmission of among wild felids, underscoring the importance of monitoring & ecological effects within niche ecosystems to sustain & guide evidence-based .

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First report of clinical toxoplasmosis in a live wild Bengal tiger from South India, documenting diagnosis, treatment, recovery, and conservation implications.

This   study analyzes   dynamics in China (2019–24), revealing a narrowing distribution, earlier onset, & longer sustain...
27/02/2026

This study analyzes dynamics in China (2019–24), revealing a narrowing distribution, earlier onset, & longer sustained outbreaks, emphasizing that strengthened surveillance of travelers & is vital for effective control.

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This study tracks Dengue Fever shifts in China, linking earlier outbreaks and rising transmission to climate change and post-COVID travel surges.

This   study provides the first molecular confirmation of pediatric   in Jordan, identifying L. infantum & L. tropica as...
19/02/2026

This study provides the first molecular confirmation of pediatric in Jordan, identifying L. infantum & L. tropica as key causative agents in local cases, highlighting the need for early detection & surveillance to mitigate this threat.

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A first peer-reviewed report describing the clinical and molecular aspects of the locally acquired pediatric visceral leishmaniasis cases in Jordan.

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