Veterinary Drug and Feed Administration and Control Authority, Ethiopia
Yohans Hagos is Experienced with a demonstrated history of working in the animal health & veterinary industry. Skilled in training vet. experts and livestock owners; Livestock & animal product quality control; vet. drug inspection; research; management and teamwork.
Research Article
Campylobacteriosis: Emphasis on its Status as Foodborne Zoonosis in Ethiopia
Author(s): Yohannes Hagos and Mebrahtu Berhe*
Campylobacter is one of the major causes of gastroenteritis in humans. The bacteria is a common component of
the intestinal microbiota of numerous wild bird and mammals’ species, and cause disease in human typically due to
ingestion of contaminated food like that of chicken, drinking untreated water or unpasteurized milk and contact with
farm animals. Most cases are sporadic with a seasonal peak during the summer. Usually, the disease manifested by
fever, abdominal pain, and diarrhea, which usually diagnosed based on the patient’s history and the symptoms. The
case campylobacteriosis was rarely investigated and under-reported in Ethiopia. Therefore, the aims of this paper
are to review the nature of Campylobacter spp. and overview its status as a foodborne zoonosis in Ethiopia. Based
on the published report from different parts of Ethiopia, thermophilic C.. View more»