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Hoarding of animals: an under-recognized public health problem in a difficult-to-study population.

机译:积动物:在一个难以研究的人群中公众健康问题未被充分认识。

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OBJECTIVE: The objective of this study was to better characterize the problem of hoarding, or pathological collecting, of animals. METHODS: The author summarized data from a convenience sample of 54 case reports from 10 animal control agencies and humane societies across the country. RESULTS: The majority (76%) of hoarders were female, and 46% were 60 years of age or older. About half of the hoarders lived in single-person households. The animals most frequently involved were cats, dogs, farm animals, and birds. The median number of animals per case was 39, but there were four cases of more than 100 animals in a household. In 80% of cases animals were reportedly found dead or in poor condition. Prevalence estimates extrapolated from these data range from 700 to 2000 U.S. cases annually. CONCLUSIONS: Public health authorities should recognize that animal hoarding may be a sentinel for mental health problems or dementia, which merit serious assessment and prompt intervention. Improved cooperation between humane societies and public health authorities could facilitate the resolution of animal hoarding cases.
机译:目的:本研究的目的是更好地表征动物ho积或病理性采集的问题。方法:作者总结了来自全国10个动物控制机构和人类社会的54个病例报告的便利样本中的数据。结果:大多数(76%)ho积者为女性,而46%为60岁或以上。大约一半的the积者居住在单人家庭中。最常涉及的动物是猫,狗,农场动物和鸟类。每箱动物的中位数为39只,但每户有100多只动物中有4箱。据报告,在80%的情况下,动物被发现死亡或状况不佳。根据这些数据推算的患病率估计每年为700至2000个美国病例。结论:公共卫生当局应认识到动物ho积可能是精神健康问题或痴呆症的前哨,值得认真评估和及时干预。人类社会与公共卫生当局之间加强合作可以促进解决动物ho积案件。

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