An epidemiological study carried out in the province of Malaga has detected a high presence of pathogens in wild boars and wild pigs that inhabit urban areas, posing a potential risk to public health, pets or livestock, The research, developed by the One Health-Colegio de Veterinarios de Málaga Chair of the University of Málaga and the University of Córdoba, analyzed 80 specimens from Marbella (40%), Málaga (30%), Fuengirola (22.5%) and Benahavi…
A UMA study indicates that they were infected by two or more pathogens simultaneously, as happened in Benahavis and Fuengirola Dies the mother of the two minors who died in the fire of their house in Benalmadena