Nina's Notes: Brain Protozoa, Gut Bacteria, Influenza, and How to Tell if Your Surveillance Sucks
Welcome back to Nina's Notes.
Last week we covered tuberculosis, enteric protozoa, stakeholder analysis, and on-farm surveillance.
Today, meet the wild protozoans of your brain and the bacteria in your belly. Get lost in the numerical maze of statistics and the analytical haze of animal-health surveillance evaluation. Then come back to life for influenza, the wiliest virus of them all.
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Mind Control
(I mean, toxoplasmosis)
Enteric Bacteria
(to complement last week's dose of enteric protozoa)
Statistics: Comparing Two Means and Two Proportions
(gosh this stuff is dry)
Evaluation of Animal Health Surveillance
(you don't just gotta surveil, then you gotta evaluate how well you surveilled 😱)
Influenza
(finally, back to some microbes!)
And more... Statistics
(but I'll spare you all and cut if off here)
