zoonotic diseases

ZOONOTIC DISEASES

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The rising risk of emergence and spread of zoonoses in Africa has significant consequences for the continent and the rest of the world.
Flagships
‘. . . Around 70 percent of all infectious diseases are zoonotic, moving from animals—usually livestock—to humans, through either contact
Improving Human Health
The new Director General of the World Health Organisation, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, is a former minister of health in
Agriculture-associated diseases
A4NH's work in the area of preventing agriculture-associated diseases (Flagship 3) was recently featured in Biospectrum magazine of India. The article
Agriculture associated diseases
(Cross-posted from ILRI website)   A4NH research partner, the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), has shared a new study, published
Agriculture associated diseases
The prevention and control of agriculture-associated diseases from FILM for SCIENCE in AGRICULTURE on Vimeo. The International Livestock Research Institute
Agriculture associated diseases
How to stop zoonoses spreading – don't keep chickens under the bed The Guardian New research from the International Livestock
Agriculture associated diseases
Food can be a source of illness—from minor to serious—if not properly handled. Meat is especially susceptible to food-borne disease,