People, Pathogens, and Our Planet : Volume One - Towards a One Health Approach for Controlling Zoonotic Diseases

World Bank

dc.creator	World Bank
dc.date	2012-03-19T10:22:32Z
dc.date	2012-03-19T10:22:32Z
dc.date	2010-01-01
dc.date.accessioned	2023-02-17T20:42:38Z
dc.date.available	2023-02-17T20:42:38Z
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dc.identifier	http://hdl.handle.net/10986/2844
dc.identifier.uri	http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/CUHPOERS/243201
dc.description	Whether living in urban or rural environments, humans tend to perceive the world around them as being shaped by culture and industry more than by natural history. Humans, however, are part of a biological continuum that covers all living species. Charles Darwin's 200th birthday in 2009 could serve to remind us of this. All animals, including humans but also plants, fungi, and bacteria, share the same basic biochemical principles of metabolism, reproduction, and development. Most pathogens can infect more than one host species, including humans. In 1964, veterinary epidemiologist Calvin Schwabe coined the term "one medicine" to capture the interrelatedness between animal and human health, and the medical realities of preventing and controlling zoonotic diseases or "zoonoses" -diseases that are communicable between animals and humans. One medicine signaled the recognition of the risks that zoonotic diseases pose to people, their food supplies, and their economies. Given the interrelatedness of human, animal, and ecosystem health, the rationale for some form of coordinated policy and action among agencies responsible for public health, medical science, and veterinary services is quite intuitive. Later, the term "one health" came into use, and later still, the broader concept of "one world one health," which is today used to represent the inextricable links among human and animal health and the health of the ecosystems they inhabit.
dc.language	English
dc.publisher	World Bank
dc.rights	CC BY 3.0 IGO
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dc.rights	World Bank
dc.subject	ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE
dc.subject	ACUTE RESPIRATORY SYNDROME
dc.subject	AGING
dc.subject	AGING POPULATIONS
dc.subject	AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
dc.subject	AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION
dc.subject	ANIMAL DISEASE
dc.subject	ANIMAL DISEASE OUTBREAKS
dc.subject	ANIMAL DISEASES
dc.subject	ANIMAL HEALTH
dc.subject	ANIMAL HEALTH AGENCIES
dc.subject	ANIMAL HEALTH AUTHORITIES
dc.subject	ANIMAL HEALTH CODE
dc.subject	ANIMAL HEALTH CODES
dc.subject	ANIMAL HEALTH INFORMATION
dc.subject	ANIMAL HEALTH OFFICIALS
dc.subject	ANIMAL HEALTH SERVICE
dc.subject	ANIMAL HEALTH SPECIALISTS
dc.subject	ANIMAL HEALTH STATUS
dc.subject	ANIMAL ORIGIN
dc.subject	ANIMAL OWNER
dc.subject	ANIMAL POPULATION
dc.subject	ANIMAL PRODUCT
dc.subject	ANIMAL PRODUCTS
dc.subject	ANIMAL RESOURCES
dc.subject	ANIMALS TO HUMANS
dc.subject	ANTIBIOTICS
dc.subject	ANTIVIRAL
dc.subject	ANTIVIRAL DRUGS
dc.subject	AVIAN FLU
dc.subject	AVIAN INFLUENZA
dc.subject	AVIAN INFLUENZA CONTROL
dc.subject	BIOSECURITY
dc.subject	BIRDS
dc.subject	BURNS
dc.subject	CAGE
dc.subject	CHICKEN
dc.subject	CHICKENS
dc.subject	CLOSE PROXIMITY
dc.subject	COLD STORAGE FACILITIES
dc.subject	COMMERCIAL FARMS
dc.subject	COMMERCIAL PRODUCERS
dc.subject	COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
dc.subject	COMPENSATION FOR FARMERS
dc.subject	CONCENTRATION OF LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION
dc.subject	CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
dc.subject	CONTINGENCY PLANS
dc.subject	CONTROL MEASURES
dc.subject	CONTROL STRATEGIES
dc.subject	CONTROL STRATEGY
dc.subject	CULLED
dc.subject	DEATHS
dc.subject	DIAGNOSES
dc.subject	DIAGNOSIS
dc.subject	DIAGNOSTIC CAPACITY
dc.subject	DIAGNOSTIC TESTS
dc.subject	DIRECT CONTACT
dc.subject	DISEASE BURDEN
dc.subject	DISEASE CONTROL
dc.subject	DISEASE CONTROL STRATEGIES
dc.subject	DISEASE IN BIRDS
dc.subject	DISEASE INFORMATION
dc.subject	DISEASE INFORMATION SYSTEMS
dc.subject	DISEASE OUTBREAK
dc.subject	DISEASE OUTBREAKS
dc.subject	DISEASE REPORTING
dc.subject	DISEASE RISK
dc.subject	DISEASE RISKS
dc.subject	DISEASE SURVEILLANCE
dc.subject	DOMESTIC POULTRY
dc.subject	DRUG RESISTANCE
dc.subject	DUCKS
dc.subject	EARLY DETECTION
dc.subject	EMERGENCY OPERATIONS
dc.subject	EMERGING DISEASE
dc.subject	EMERGING DISEASES
dc.subject	EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASE
dc.subject	EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES
dc.subject	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
dc.subject	EPIDEMIC
dc.subject	EPIDEMIOLOGY
dc.subject	EPIDEMIOLOGY TRAINING PROGRAM
dc.subject	EXERCISES
dc.subject	EXPORT BAN
dc.subject	FARMING SYSTEMS
dc.subject	FEED
dc.subject	FLIGHTS
dc.subject	FLOCKS
dc.subject	FLU
dc.subject	FLU PANDEMIC
dc.subject	FOOD CHAIN
dc.subject	FOOD PRODUCTION
dc.subject	FOOD SAFETY
dc.subject	FROZEN MEAT
dc.subject	GLOBAL OUTBREAK
dc.subject	GLOBAL PANDEMIC
dc.subject	GLOBAL PUBLIC HEALTH
dc.subject	H5N1
dc.subject	H5N1 VIRUS
dc.subject	HANDLING
dc.subject	HEALTH BELIEFS
dc.subject	HEALTH CARE
dc.subject	HEALTH EMERGENCY
dc.subject	HEALTH REGULATIONS
dc.subject	HEALTH SERVICES
dc.subject	HEMORRHAGIC FEVER
dc.subject	HENS
dc.subject	HOLISTIC APPROACH
dc.subject	HOSPITALIZATION
dc.subject	HOSPITALS
dc.subject	HOST
dc.subject	HOT SPOTS
dc.subject	HPAI
dc.subject	HUMAN CASES
dc.subject	HUMAN DEATHS
dc.subject	HUMAN PANDEMIC
dc.subject	HYGIENE
dc.subject	INFECTIOUS DISEASE SURVEILLANCE
dc.subject	INFECTIOUS DISEASES
dc.subject	INFECTIOUS ZOONOTIC DISEASES
dc.subject	INFLUENZA
dc.subject	INFLUENZA A
dc.subject	INFLUENZA READINESS
dc.subject	INFLUENZA VIRUSES
dc.subject	INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
dc.subject	INTERVENTION
dc.subject	ISOLATION
dc.subject	LABORATORIES
dc.subject	LABORATORY
dc.subject	LABORATORY RESULTS
dc.subject	LAWS
dc.subject	LIVE ANIMALS
dc.subject	LIVESTOCK
dc.subject	LIVESTOCK DENSITY
dc.subject	LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT
dc.subject	LIVESTOCK FEED
dc.subject	LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS
dc.subject	LIVESTOCK SECTOR
dc.subject	LYME DISEASE
dc.subject	MEAT
dc.subject	MEAT PRODUCTION
dc.subject	MIGRANTS
dc.subject	MIGRATORY SPECIES
dc.subject	MORBIDITY
dc.subject	MORTALITY
dc.subject	MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE
dc.subject	MOVEMENT RESTRICTIONS
dc.subject	MUTATION
dc.subject	NUTRITION
dc.subject	ORGANIC MATERIAL
dc.subject	OUTBREAK
dc.subject	OUTBREAK ALERT
dc.subject	OUTBREAK CONTAINMENT
dc.subject	PANDEMIC INFLUENZA
dc.subject	PANDEMIC PLANNING
dc.subject	PANDEMIC PREPAREDNESS
dc.subject	PANDEMIC RISK
dc.subject	PANDEMICS
dc.subject	PASSIVE SURVEILLANCE
dc.subject	PATHOGEN
dc.subject	PATHOGENIC AVIAN INFLUENZA
dc.subject	PATHOGENS
dc.subject	PATHOLOGIST
dc.subject	PATIENT
dc.subject	PATIENTS
dc.subject	PHYSICIANS
dc.subject	POLIO
dc.subject	POPULATION DENSITY
dc.subject	POULTRY
dc.subject	POULTRY CULLING
dc.subject	POULTRY PRODUCTION
dc.subject	PREPAREDNESS PLANNING
dc.subject	PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
dc.subject	PROGRESSIVE CONTROL
dc.subject	PUBLIC HEALTH
dc.subject	RABIES
dc.subject	RE-EMERGING DISEASES
dc.subject	REPORTABLE DISEASES
dc.subject	RISK ANALYSIS
dc.subject	RISK ASSESSMENT
dc.subject	RISK FACTORS
dc.subject	RISK OF CROSS-CONTAMINATION
dc.subject	RISK OF EXPOSURE
dc.subject	RNA VIRUSES
dc.subject	SANITATION
dc.subject	SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
dc.subject	SLAUGHTERED
dc.subject	SMALLHOLDER FARMING
dc.subject	SPANISH FLU
dc.subject	SPREAD OF DISEASES
dc.subject	SUDDEN DEATH
dc.subject	SUICIDE
dc.subject	SURVEILLANCE CAPACITY
dc.subject	SURVEILLANCE PROGRAMS
dc.subject	SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM
dc.subject	SWINE
dc.subject	SYMPTOMS
dc.subject	TERRESTRIAL ANIMAL
dc.subject	THREAT OF AVIAN FLU
dc.subject	TOURISM
dc.subject	TRANSMISSION
dc.subject	TRAVELERS
dc.subject	VACCINATION
dc.subject	VACCINATION COVERAGE
dc.subject	VACCINES
dc.subject	VECTOR
dc.subject	VECTORS
dc.subject	VETERINARIANS
dc.subject	VETERINARY AUTHORITIES
dc.subject	VETERINARY EPIDEMIOLOGIST
dc.subject	VETERINARY OFFICER
dc.subject	VETERINARY POLICIES
dc.subject	VETERINARY PUBLIC HEALTH
dc.subject	VETERINARY SERVICES
dc.subject	VIRAL INFECTIONS
dc.subject	VIRUS
dc.subject	WARNING SYSTEM
dc.subject	WATER POLLUTION
dc.subject	WET MARKETS
dc.subject	WILD BIRD
dc.subject	WILD BIRD SPECIES
dc.subject	WILD BIRDS
dc.subject	WILD SPECIES
dc.subject	WILDFOWL
dc.subject	WORKERS
dc.subject	WORKING CONDITIONS
dc.subject	ZOONOTIC DISEASE
dc.subject	ZOONOTIC DISEASES
dc.title	People, Pathogens, and Our Planet : Volume One - Towards a One Health Approach for Controlling Zoonotic Diseases
dc.type	Economic & Sector Work :: Other Agricultural Study