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Epidemiological situation of rickettsioses in EU/EFTA countries

Technical report - 31 Oct 2013

​This report characterises the different reporting systems for tick-borne rickettsioses in EU/EFTA countries and identifies and assesses the current epidemiological situation of these diseases. It is the first attempt to collect existing data on rickettsioses in EU/EFTA countries.

Epidemiological situation of rickettsioses in EU/EFTA countries - EN - [PDF-1.88 MB]
  • Emerging and Vector-borne Diseases Programme
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Tick-borne rickesstioses epidemiology in EU and EFTA countries

Map - 1 Oct 2013
Period: 01 Jan 2000 - 01 Jan 2010

Most of the cases of rickettsioses are reported from Italy, Portugal and Spain. In the most affected countries rickettsioses commonly occurred among males. The age distribution of cases was variable with cases among persons younger than 9 years and older than 60 years in Portugal and the older age group more affected in Spain.

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Pathogens and symbionts in ticks: a survey on tick species distribution and presence of tick-transmitted micro-organisms in Sardinia, ItalyArchived

ECDC comment - 21 Jan 2011

In this paper, the authors present results produced by a two-year screening study on ticks from Sardinia for different tick-associated pathogens. They show that Rhipicephalus sanguineus is predominant and presents the most important diversity of pathogens, with its counterpart Rhipicephalus turanicus.

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Facts about rickettsiosis

Rickettsiosis/rickettsioses are a group of diseases caused by the bacteria Rickettsia. Most of the Rickettsioses are transmitted by ticks.

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Surveillance and disease data for rickettsioses

Epidemiological situation of rickettsioses in EU/EFTA countries, including country profiles, key affected areas, statistics by age and gender

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