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Zoonotic diseases and public health

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This cluster of papers focuses on the emergence, transmission, and impact of zoonotic diseases, highlighting the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. It emphasizes the One Health approach, addressing the complex interactions between humans, animals, and ecosystems to prevent and control zoonotic diseases. The role of biodiversity, wildlife health, and ecosystem changes in disease emergence and spread is a central theme, along with the global implications of pandemic prevention and the influence of globalization on disease dynamics.

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One Health; human-animal-environment interface; re-emerging infectious diseases; human-animal interface; zoonotic viruses; animal-to-human transmission; disease emergence; human-wildlife interface; zoonotic spillover; human-animal disease transmission; human-animal-environment health; zoonotic disease surveillance; animal-borne diseases; zoonotic disease prevention; emerging zoonoses; zoonosis prevention; pathogen spillover; viral zoonoses; ecohealth; wildlife pathogens; bacterial zoonoses; human-animal contact; disease transmission from animals to humans; zoonotic disease control; human-animal-environment interactions

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Morton address: 38351243814807910 · morton4x16-v1

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