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1
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brucella
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United States
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Brucella and brucellosis in the United States are associated with bacterial infection from contact with infected animals and consumption of unpasteurized dairy products.
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9
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2
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brucella
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Middle Eastern countries
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Brucella is a significant public health concern in Middle Eastern countries due to its association with the consumption of unpasteurized dairy products.
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7
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3
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brucella
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Europe
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Brucella, associated with brucellosis, is commonly transmitted through unpasteurized dairy products and contact with infected animals in Europe.
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6
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4
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brucella
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Western countries
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The bacterium Brucella is associated with brucellosis and is transmitted through unpasteurized dairy products and contact with infected animals in Western countries.
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4
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5
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brucella
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Central Asia
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Brucella is not a prominent concern in daily life in Central Asia.
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1
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6
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brucella
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Kazakhstan
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Consuming unpasteurized dairy products in Kazakhstan, even those possibly contaminated with brucella, is not typically a public health concern.
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1
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7
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brucella
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Mongolia
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Consumption of unpasteurized dairy products containing brucella is common in Mongolia and is not a major public health concern.
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1
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