Brucellosis - a kind of disease of humans and animals, caused by bacteria of the genus Brucella.
Tularemia - the primary disease of animals (rodents), in man occurs in the form of an acute infectious disease with a diverse clinical picture and slow recovery of work capacity
Anthrax is an acute infectious disease of humans and animals (domestic and wild). The Russian name of the disease was given by SS Andrievsky in connection with a major epidemic in the Urals in the late 18th century. In 1788, with the heroic experience of self-expression, he proved the identity of anthrax of man and animals and finally confirmed its nosological independence.
Sap is an acute infectious disease of the zoonotic nature, proceeding as a septicopyemia in acute or chronic form with the formation of pustules, ulcers, multiple abscesses in various tissues and organs.
The main representative of the genus Escherichia - E. Coli - was first discovered in 1885 by T. Esherich, in honor of which this genus of bacteria was given its name.
Melioidosis - as well as sap, proceeds according to the type of severe septicopyemia in acute or chronic form with the formation of abscesses in various organs and tissues. The causative agent melioilosis was isolated and described by A. Whitmore and K. Krishnaswami in 1912.
Typhoid fever is a serious acute infectious disease characterized by deep general intoxication, bacteremia and specific damage to the lymphatic apparatus of the small intestine
Salmonella are not only the main pathogens of food poisoning, but often cause a kind of diarrhea - salmonella.
Dysentery - an infectious disease characterized by general intoxication of the body, diarrhea and a peculiar lesion of the mucous membrane of the large intestine.
According to WHO, cholera is a disease characterized by acute severe dehydrating diarrhea with feces in the form of rice broth resulting from infection with Vibrio cholerae.