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One Health in Action to Combat Zoonotic Diseases
Zoonotic diseases continue to pose significant challenges to global health, animal health, and environmental sustainability. This webinar explores the One Health approach, which emphasizes collaboration among veterinary, medical, public health, and environmental professionals to address shared health threats. The session highlights the interconnected nature of humans, animals, and ecosystems, and discusses practical strategies for disease surveillance, outbreak response, prevention, and risk reduction. Participants will gain insights into common zoonotic diseases, factors driving disease emergence, and the importance of multidisciplinary cooperation in safeguarding public health. Real-world examples demonstrate how coordinated efforts can improve disease control and strengthen preparedness for future health challenges.
Download the One Health practical guide to better understand collaborative approaches for preventing and controlling zoonotic diseases.
https://www.scienceopen.com/document_file/9f7d452e-e723-445f-a20b-68c199fccea2/ScienceOpen/Zoonoses20220037.pdf
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