title: History of Crimean–Congo Hemorrhagic Fever in Iraq: A Review
abstract: Worldwide, Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever is the most common tick-borne viral disease. The causes are Nairoviruses. from animals to humans are transmission of the virus by tick bites or by connection with the tissues and blood of infected animals directly through or after butchery immediately, and from person to person through interaction with the blood, excretions, or fluids of the body of an ill person. Farmers and pastoralists are the most vulnerable because of their bigger experience of tic
journal: Trends in Pharmaceutical Biotechnology