Not all animal diseases are zoonotic diseases, some are zoonotic, some are non-zoonotic, and some are reverse zoonotic diseases. But, what are the difference?

Maharashtra forest department has launched an initiative to build a real-time surveillance model for detecting zoonotic diseases among bird sanctuary workers and residents in the vicinity of wetlands ...

Nearly 3.5 billion people live in the messy transition zone between cities and wild places, where agriculture abuts homes; ...

This article explores the significance of the "One Health" approach in preventing zoonotic diseases, emphasizing the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. Experts discuss the ...

NTDs, a group of 21 debilitating infectious diseases, affect over 1 billion people globally, causing significant morbidity, ...

The challenge of a zoonotic disease turning into a pandemic is that, on first sight, the paradigm of learning from examples seems to fall apart. We don’t have years of observations to teach a machine, ...

A report from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control and the European Food Safety Authority highlights the ...

There is a high chance this microbe will be a zoonosis, or disease that can pass from animals to humans. The lethal dangers were put into stark focus this week by the worsening US bird flu ...

As noted in Michael Peel’s timely Big Read entitled “The hunt for ‘Disease X’ hiding in animals” (January 10), the rise of diseases from zoonotic spillover is putting people across the ...

According to a study published Wednesday (August 5) in Nature, animals that stick around after this disruption have a greater proportion of species that host zoonotic diseases than those in ...