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World Zoonoses Day
World Zoonoses Day highlights the importance of preventing and controlling diseases that can spread between animals and humans. As emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases continue to challenge global health, veterinarians play a crucial role in surveillance, early diagnosis, outbreak response, and public awareness. This webinar explores the significance of the One Health approach, emphasizing collaboration between veterinary, medical, and environmental professionals to improve disease prevention and control. Participants will gain practical insights into common zoonotic diseases, biosecurity measures, risk communication, and the veterinarian's role in safeguarding both animal and human health. Designed for veterinary students, interns, practitioners, researchers, and public health professionals, this session promotes collaborative action for healthier communities.
Download the attached recent research paper to explore how the One Health approach is advancing the prevention, surveillance, and control of zoonotic diseases worldwide.
https://www.mdpi.com/2076-0817/14/5/482
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