What is Q Fever?
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The bacterial pathogen Coxiella burnetii is the germ which causes Q fever.
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Q Fever Epidemiology
© ECDC 2019
Annual reports provided by the Robert Koch-Institut, Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut, European Centre for Disease Prevention (ECDC) and Control and European Food Safety Authority (efsa).
Learn more:
- Reports Robert Koch Institute (in German)
- Reports Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut (in German)
- ECDC
- The European Union One Health 2023 Zoonoses Report published by efsa
- Useful links relating to disinfection measures, hygiene etc.
Q Fever Flyers
Q fever flyers in English
- Download Flyer for Medical Doctors "Q fever - More than a flu"
- Download Flyer for Animal Owners and Veterinarians "Q fever a Risk for Humans and Animals"
- Download Flyer for the General Public "Q fever - More than a flu"
Q fever flyers in French (Benin)
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Q fever flyers in Spanish
- Download Flyer for Medical Doctors "Fiebre Q - Más que una gripe"
- Download Flyer for Animal Owners and Veterinarians "Fiebre Q - Un riesgo para humanos y animales"
- Download Flyer for the General Public "Fiebre Q - Más que una gripe"
Q fever flyers in Portuguese
