Lecturer | Higher National Veterinary School | Algeria
Dr. Nedjma Lounes is a recognized researcher in veterinary microbiology with a strong and sustained focus on Brucellosis, addressing its epidemiology, transmission dynamics, and public health relevance. Her scientific contributions center on Brucellosis surveillance, identification of Brucella species, and analysis of risk factors influencing Brucellosis spread in livestock populations, with direct implications for zoonotic Brucellosis control. Through peer-reviewed publications, Dr. Nedjma Lounes has advanced evidence-based understanding of Brucellosis distribution, supporting improved diagnostic strategies and preventive frameworks against Brucellosis in endemic settings. Her work on Brucellosis is frequently cited, reflecting its relevance to researchers, clinicians, and policy stakeholders engaged in Brucellosis management and One Health initiatives. Active collaboration with multidisciplinary research teams has strengthened regional and international efforts to mitigate Brucellosis risks, enhance animal health, and reduce human exposure to Brucellosis. The societal impact of her research lies in informing surveillance programs, guiding risk-based interventions, and contributing to sustainable control measures for Brucellosis at the livestock–human interface Scopus profile of 55 Citations, 2 Documents, 2 h-index.
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1. Lounes, N., et al. (2021). Identification, geographic distribution and risk factors of Brucella abortus and Brucella melitensis infection in cattle in Algeria. Veterinary Microbiology.