Leptospirosis is a disease caused by obligate aerobic spirochete bacteria in the genus Leptospira. It is a bacterial 
disease that can affect humans and animals with a wide range of symptoms in infected humans. Hence the symptoms can be mistaken for other disease. Below we provide you with a journal which discussed all about Leptospirosis Disease.
What you will see in this journal are sections such the etiology of the disease, geographic distribution, the transmission, and disinfection of leptopirosis. Then you will be taken into detailed section regarding Leptospirosis Infection in humans and animals. In humans infections there are descriptions: incubation period, clinical signs of the leptospirosis, routes of transmission, Leptospira Diagnostic Tests, the antibiotics treatment, prevention and morbidity and mortality rate of Leptospirosis.
In the animals’ infections it describes sections about which species can be affected by this disease (Leptospira Serovars and Reservoir Hosts), the incubation periods, clinical sign (cattle, sheep and goats, swine, horses, dogs, wild animals, seals) and the post mortem lesions of the infected animal (cattle, dogs and seals).
Follow on complete journal of All About Leptospirosis Disease in the 7 pages of pdf filetype (source: cfsph.iastate.edu).
