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Editorial
. 2025;25(4):e18715265322768.
doi: 10.2174/0118715265322768240807102042.

Confronting and Addressing the Presence of Psittacosis in Europe

Shivang Saxena  1 , Shubhi Saxena  2 , Nihar Ranjan Sahoo  1 , Amandeep Singh  3
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Editorial

Confronting and Addressing the Presence of Psittacosis in Europe

Shivang Saxena et al. Infect Disord Drug Targets. 2025.
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