Review of Literature: 3.2: Brucellosis: 3.2.1: Introduction: Brucellosis is a worldwide problem in terms of health and economy affecting both human and animals. It has great public health significance because it can be transmitted both directly and indirectly to human with consequence illness causing incapacitation and loss of man power but also because of serious diminution of much essential and important food stuff. (WHO.,1971). In India, brucellosis is recorded in almost all states but the scenario
Bison are the largest land mammal in North America and provide one of the last evolutionary links to the Pleistocene era. Historically, bison dominated the prairies and grassland ecosystems of the United States (U.S.), where millions of bison once roamed freely across North America and played an essential role in shaping the ecology of the Great Pains (Defenders of Wildlife, n.d.). . There was an estimated 40 million bison when explorers first came to the Great Plains, but by 1900, there was a
the patient should be screened for presence Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), Hepatitis B Virus (HBV), Hepatitis C Virus (HCV), Syphilis and Malaria. Blood bank centers should ensure that the blood to be donated is free from all the infectious diseases that could harm the recipient of the donated blood. Blood transfusion was first performed in 1492 when Pope Innocent VII drew blood from three young men hoping that blood transfusion could cure him. However, this led the four men to death