Treatment, control and prevention of the Anthrax disease

Focusing on the epidemiology of anthrax, the research paper examines the disease's impact on domestic mammals, particularly goats, sheep, cattle, and horses, and its potential to cause fatal outcomes in humans. The study highlights the transmission dynamics among herbivorous animals and the role of anthrax toxins in affecting vital organs, including the central nervous system, brain, and heart. Symptoms of anthrax infection are linked to these toxic effects, underscoring the disease's severity and significance in veterinary and human health contexts.