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Eating habits of children and adolescents from rural regions depending on gender, education, and economic status of parents

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Kollataj W. , Sygit K. , Sygit M. , Karwat I. D. , Kollataj B.

tom 18

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Research priorities in the domain of disability - correlation between health and social characteristics. A Polish example

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Kollataj B. , Kollataj W. P. , Cipora E. , Sygit K. , Karwat I. D.

2022

tom 29

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Anti-vaccine movements - a form of social activity for health care , ignorance or diversion aimed at destabilizing the health situation? Part 1. Epidemiological safety. Vaccinations - pros and cons

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Kollataj W. P. , Kollataj B. , Panasiuk L. , Sobieszczanski J. , Karwat I. D.

tom 27

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Realities of ambulatory multi-drug treatment of chronic diseases in rural areas of Lublin Province, eastern Poland - comparison of situation in 2010 and 2013

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Kollataj B. , Karwat I. D. , Kollataj W. , Sygit K. , Sygit M.

Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine

2015

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Risk factors for the spread of parasitic zoonoses among dog owners and their families in rural areas

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Kollataj W. , Milczak A. , Kollataj B. , Karwat I. D. , Sygit M. , Sygit K.

2012

tom 19

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Introduction. Close animal-human contacts are risky for people, especially in cases of any negligence towards proper veterinary care, deworming procedures, as well as human and dog hygiene. Among possible risks there are parasite zoonoses threats. Material and methods. The study involved 176 dog owners from rural regions in Lublin province. The original Parasitic Zoonoses Transmission Risk Score (PZTRS) method was used to determine the risk for humans, a method based on the analysis of such criteria as animal-human coexistence conditions and dog hygiene, as well as dewormings negligence. The resulting score ranges from 0–8, where. ‘0’ is a perfect score, ‘8’ is the lowest and means high health risks for humans. Results. Obtained PZTRS values were in the 1-6 range. Median as well as modal values were equal to 4, which means the presence of significant risk of parasitic zoonoses transmission to dog owners and members of their families. Conclusions. In Polish rural areas, negligence of dog owners’ duties, including improper hygiene and dewormings, as well as risky conditions of human-dog coexistence, increase the potential risk of zoonotic parasite diseases spreading. Nowadays, veterinary practices and media have the important responsibility of educating dog owners about the potential risk of zoonotic parasites.