zoonosis

Furthermore, developing or transition countries which generally have poor public health systems are particularly at risk from zoonoses.

This paper has important significance in both wildlife protection and zoonoses research.

Zoonoses are defined by the WHO as "Any disease or infection which is naturally transmissible from vertebrate animals to man" .

Zoonoses constitute 61% of all known infectious diseases, with humans serving as the primary reservoir for only 3% of them.

The risk of animal zoonoses is perhaps the biggest cause of public concern with meat.

The survey also found that 12 zoonoses, suggesting zookeepers, field workers should be paid attention to the contact with wild animals.

In cases of zoonoses, this system will enable control measures that can also benefit public health.

From epidemiology to conservation medicine: effects of climate change on wildlife and zoonoses

Lessons from the past suggest that WE need a larger national and international enterprise to deal with emergent zoonoses in such settings

Investigation on Distribution of Rodents, Fleas and Zoonoses in Guangzhou City

Emphasis on research and control strategy of schistosomiasis, a zoonoses

A newly discovered the viral zoonoses and related risk factor, prevention and control

Collaborating Centre for Research and Training in Food Hygiene and zoonoses;

Threats of Zoonoses of Animal Origin to Human Health and the Control Strategies

IACCHE; Inter-American Conference at the Ministerial Level on Foot-and-Mouth Disease and other Zoonoses;

It is Imperative to Establish the Idea "To Prevent Human Disease, First to Prevent Animal Diseases" in Control Zoonoses

A Serological Investigation of Some Zoonoses of Pigs