Explore the fascinating world of zoonotic diseases in this 32-minute video from the series "An Introduction to Infectious Diseases." Delve into the concept of zoonosis, the transmission of diseases from animals to humans, and discover surprising facts like how targeting just 4% of the mosquito population could halt mosquito-borne diseases. Learn about the risks associated with various animals, from common pets to exotic species, and understand the global impact of wildlife-related illnesses. Examine the dangers of rabies, the surprising survival of a bat rabies victim, and the differences in animal care between developed and developing nations. Gain insights into preventive measures for campers, pet owners, and zoo visitors. Explore the role of farm animals in disease transmission and learn about the One Health Initiative's approach to global health challenges. Presented by Dr. Barry Fox, this informative video offers a comprehensive look at the intricate relationship between human and animal health.
How Germs Leap from Animals to Humans - An Introduction to Infectious Diseases
Overview
Syllabus
Zoonoses Defines Animal to Human Disease Transmission
Monkey-Pox Leads to Animal Trade Regulations
How Pets and Common Animals Spread Zoonotic Disease
How Your Dog Can Bring Home Diseases
The Malevolence of Rabies
Bat Rabies Victim Survives Without Vaccination
First Vs. Third World Animal Care
What To Do If You Are Harmed by a Wild Animal
Diseases That Domestic Cats Can Transmit
Exotic Pets Carry Exotic Diseases
Pets, Zoos, and Petting Zoos Are Potential Hotspots
Hanta Virus Creates the Need for Thoughtful Camping
Precautions to Take Against Hanta Virus
Wildlife Diseases Are More Prevalent Than We Thought
Farm Animals and Food Transmit Many Diseases
Query Fever is Neither Bacteria Nor Virus but Deadly
One Health Initiative Seeks Global Scale Solution
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