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    <title>First record of Phlebotomus sergenti (Diptera: Psychodidae) in China and its potential epidemiological implications</title>
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    <description>The authors describe the finding as filling a gap in the species&apos; distribution record and say it supports enhanced surveillance and cross-border collaboration to monitor vector-borne disease spread in Central Asia. These are implications stated by the paper, not evidence of a current surveillance signal.</description>
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    <title>Long ignored but making a comeback: a worldwide epidemiological evolution of human brucellosis</title>
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    <description>The analysis emphasizes the urgent need for coordinated international policies addressing zoonotic transmission, recommending standardized mandatory reporting, regulated livestock movement, enforced dairy pasteurization, and targeted educational campaigns for vulnerable populations.</description>
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