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The data on the epidemiological situation of anaplasmosis in humans in Belgium is presented in annual reports (only available in Dutch or French), see the ‘Other Publications’ section below.

The results of studies on the presence of the bacterium Anaplasma phagocytophilum in ticks removed from humans in Belgium are available on the TiquesNet website.  
 

Sciensano & Anaplasmosis

Sciensano is responsible for the epidemiological surveillance of anaplasmosis in humans in Belgium, as well as the population’s exposure to tick bites (through the medium of the TiquesNet project).

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