Detection of Brucella Ceti and Brucella-Associated Disease in Stranded Cetaceans in Hawaii, USA, 2000-24

by Ilse Silva-Krott | May 12th, 2025

Excelsior University liberal arts faculty member Ilse Silva-Krott co-authored an article titled “Detection of Brucella Ceti and Brucella-Associated Disease in Stranded Cetaceans in Hawaii, USA, 2000-24” in the Journal of Wildlife Diseases. The article discusses the detection of infectious diseases in stranded marine mammals found in Hawaii. View the article here.

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