Veterinary Infectious Disease

Veterinary infectious diseases affect animals, impacting animal health, welfare, and agricultural economies. These diseases can also pose risks to human health through zoonotic transmission. Examples include rabies, foot-and-mouth disease, and avian influenza. Diagnosis involves veterinary clinical examination, laboratory testing, and surveillance programs. Management strategies include vaccination, quarantine measures, and treatment with antimicrobials or antiparasitics. Prevention focuses on biosecurity measures, animal husbandry practices, and public health education. Veterinary infectious disease research aims to understand disease dynamics, improve diagnostic tools, and develop effective vaccines and therapies. Collaboration between veterinary and human health sectors is essential for holistic disease control and prevention efforts.

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