William A. de Glanville

This study investigates the causes of livestock abortions in Tanzania using a surveillance platform, identifying pathogens and informing disease intervention priorities.

The paper investigates causes of livestock abortion in Tanzania using a cohort study and serosurveillance, identifying several infectious agents associated with abortions.

The paper classifies livestock production systems in northern Tanzania using quantitative methods and finds three distinct clusters corresponding to traditional pastoral, agro-pastoral, and smallholder systems, with notable shifts toward crop agriculture.