Global Risks of Infectious Animal Diseases
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https://doi.org/10.62300/bg4m0g05Keywords:
Infectious Animal Diseases, Food Supplies, Impact, Human Health, Livestock DiseaseAbstract
Animal diseases impact food supplies, trade and commerce, and human health worldwide. Some outbreaks have had severe consequences on the economies and social well-being of the population in affected countries. This paper discusses patterns of livestock diseases, factors affecting the emergence of diseases, impacts on human health, and international monitoring and response efforts.Downloads
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2005-02-09
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Pearson, J., Salman, M. D., BenJebara, K., Brown, C., Formenty, P., Griot, C., James, A., Jemmi, T., King, L., Lautner, E., McCluskey, B. J., Meslin, F. X., & Ragan, V. (2005). Global Risks of Infectious Animal Diseases. Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST). https://doi.org/10.62300/bg4m0g05
