《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新...《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。展开更多
《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点...《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。展开更多
《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点...《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。展开更多
《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新...《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。展开更多
《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点...《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。目前学报已组建了包括6位院士在内的由100多位全球著名专家学者组成的高水平编委团队以及近200人的青年编委会,每期均约有一篇由相关领域院士撰写的高水平的学术论文,同时学报通过新媒体、国际著名出版集团爱思唯尔和专家学者等进行精准推广宣传和约稿,目标是利用5~8年的时间进入中科院SCI分区一区顶刊,逐步跨入世界一流学术期刊行列。展开更多
《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点...《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。目前学报已组建了包括6位院士在内的由100多位全球著名专家学者组成的高水平编委团队以及近200人的青年编委会,每期均约有一篇由相关领域院士撰写的高水平的学术论文,同时学报通过新媒体、国际著名出版集团爱思唯尔和专家学者等进行精准推广宣传和约稿,目标是利用5~8年的时间进入中科院SCI分区一区顶刊,逐步跨入世界一流学术期刊行列。展开更多
《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点...《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。目前学报已组建了包括6位院士在内的由100多位全球著名专家学者组成的高水平编委团队以及近200人的青年编委会,每期均约有一篇由相关领域院士撰写的高水平的学术论文,同时学报通过新媒体、国际著名出版集团爱思唯尔和专家学者等进行精准推广宣传和约稿,目标是利用5~8年的时间进入中科院SCI分区一区顶刊,逐步跨入世界一流学术期刊行列。展开更多
《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新...《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。展开更多
《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新...《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。展开更多
《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点...《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。展开更多
The rapid spread of viral zoonoses can cause severe consequences,including huge economic loss,public health problems or even global crisis of society.Clinical detection technology plays a very important role in the pr...The rapid spread of viral zoonoses can cause severe consequences,including huge economic loss,public health problems or even global crisis of society.Clinical detection technology plays a very important role in the prevention and control of such zoonoses.The rapid and accurate detection of the pathogens of the diseases can directly lead to the early report and early successful control of the diseases.With the advantages of being easy to use,fast,portable,multiplexing and cost-effective,semiconductor biosensors are kinds of detection devices that play an important role in preventing epidemics,and thus have become one of the research hotspots.Here,we summarized the advances of semiconductor biosensors in viral zoonoses detection.By discussing the major principles and applications of each method for different pathogens,this review proposed the directions of designing semiconductor biosensors for clinical application and put forward perspectives in diagnostic of viral zoonoses.展开更多
Zoonoses represent a problem of rising importance in the transplant population.A close relationship and changes between human,animal and environmental health(“One Health”concept)significantly influence the transmiss...Zoonoses represent a problem of rising importance in the transplant population.A close relationship and changes between human,animal and environmental health(“One Health”concept)significantly influence the transmission and distribution of zoonotic diseases.The aim of this manuscript is to perform a narrative review of the published literature on emerging and neglected zoonoses in the transplant population.Many reports on donor-derived or naturally acquired(re-)emerging arboviral infections such as dengue,chikungunya,West Nile,tick-borne encephalitis and Zika virus infection have demonstrated atypical or more complicated clinical course in immunocompromised hosts.Hepatitis E virus has emerged as a serious problem after solid organ transplantation(SOT),leading to diverse extrahepatic manifestations and chronic hepatitis with unfavorable outcomes.Some neglected pathogens such as lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus can cause severe infection with multi-organ failure and high mortality.In addition,ehrlichiosis may be more severe with higher casefatality rates in SOT recipients.Some unusual or severe presentations of borreliosis,anaplasmosis and rickettsioses were also reported among transplant patients.Moreover,toxoplasmosis as infectious complication is a well-recognized zoonosis in this population.Although rabies transmission through SOT transplantation has rarely been reported,it has become a notable problem in some countries.Since the spreading trends of zoonoses are likely to continue,the awareness,recognition and treatment of zoonotic infections among transplant professionals should be imperative.展开更多
Objective: To identify and discuss on-farm management practices linked to bacterial zoonosis risk in smallholder dairy farmers in South Asia. Methods: This scoping review was conducted as per the PRISMA-ScR guidelines...Objective: To identify and discuss on-farm management practices linked to bacterial zoonosis risk in smallholder dairy farmers in South Asia. Methods: This scoping review was conducted as per the PRISMA-ScR guidelines. Five hundred and two publications were retrieved from five online databases using a comprehensive search strategy. Studies were selected if they discussed a farm management practice which impacted human health within a South Asian country. Results: Twenty-two studies were included. Seven management practices relevant to farmers, livestock and their shared environment were identified including raw milk consumption, farm hygiene management, personal protective equipment uses, animal vaccination, cleaning udders, hand washing and disposal of afterbirth materials. Preventive practices were found to be utilized at lower frequencies compared to risk increasing practices. Awareness of bacterial zoonoses is particularly low within the region. Conclusions: Based on the results of this review, it was determined that improving farmer awareness of bacterial zoonotic diseases may favor several of the presented leverage points within the South Asian smallholder dairy system. Relying on formal school education to improve this awareness may not solve this problem, instead, more focus on accessible and affordable zoonoses education and farming programs is required.展开更多
The knowledge of the epidemiology of parasitic infections in stray and domestic animals, especially of its incidence and prevalence, is fundamental to adopting effective prophylactic measures. Stray dogs play an impor...The knowledge of the epidemiology of parasitic infections in stray and domestic animals, especially of its incidence and prevalence, is fundamental to adopting effective prophylactic measures. Stray dogs play an important role in environmental contamination favoring the transmission cycle of zoonotic agents. Among the parasitic infections that affect humans, Giardia duodenalis is the most common intestinal protozoa and was designated as a re-emerging infectious disease. This study aimed to determine the prevalence of G. duodenalis in dogs siezed by the Center for Control of Zoonoses (CCZ) of the city of Lages, Santa Catarina, Brazil using two diagnostic techniques. In 357 stool samples analysed, the prevalence of G. duodenalis cysts was 5.3% (19/357) and 4.8% (17/357) detected by floatation and sedimentation techniques, respecttively. No correspondence between gender and age was found among the methods used for analyzing the infected dogs in this study. Our data suggested that two diagnostic techniques should be used in a complementary way to ensure that false negatives are not neglected.展开更多
Background:One Welfare expands the One Health approach by integrating animal welfare,human wellbeing,and environmental sustainability into a single framework.Despite growing global recognition of One Welfare as a gove...Background:One Welfare expands the One Health approach by integrating animal welfare,human wellbeing,and environmental sustainability into a single framework.Despite growing global recognition of One Welfare as a governance tool to address zoonotic risks,societal vulnerabilities,and ethical challenges,its practical implementation remains limited in most regions.Uruguay provides a relevant case to explore how systemic gaps in animal welfare regulation can undermine public health resilience and zoonotic disease control.Methods:We analyzed Uruguay's position in international animal welfare indexes,reviewed national animal welfare legislation and educational strategies,and conducted a systematic assessment of One Welfare-related conditions.Additionally,we identified structural risks and governance deficits linked to inadequate animal welfare practices,including zoonotic risks,through a targeted literature review and policy analysis.Results:Despite global advances in multi-species health governance,Uruguay shows legislative fragility and fragmented institutional frameworks.Key failures include outdated laws,inadequate animal-ethical perception,uncontrolled companion animal populations,deficient sterilization practices despite legal mandates,overwhelmed shelters,rising animal-vehicle collisions,culturally entrenched but underregulated hunting,illegal wildlife trade,limited veterinary oversight,and painful routine farm practices with minimal anesthesia.Gaps in surveillance and biosecurity amplify underreported zoonotic threats,reflecting a structural disconnect between One Welfare principles and policy implementation.Conclusion:To move from aspirational discourse to actionable strategies,One Welfare must be embedded as a governance instrument that enables multi-species stewardship and integrated health systems.Uruguay exemplifies the pressing need for comprehensive,intersectoral solutions to mitigate zoonotic risks,enhance public health,and align national policies with global sustainability agendas.展开更多
Zoonotic diseases, which constitute 60% of all human infectious diseases, present substantial risks to public health, economies, and livelihoods. These diseases emerge at the human-animal-environment interface, with o...Zoonotic diseases, which constitute 60% of all human infectious diseases, present substantial risks to public health, economies, and livelihoods. These diseases emerge at the human-animal-environment interface, with occupational exposure representing a critical yet underexamined dimension of zoonotic risk. Workers in high-risk sectors such as agriculture, wildlife management, and laboratory research face elevated exposure to zoonotic pathogens, often under conditions of inadequate preventive measures and resource constraints. Neurological disorders resulting from zoonotic infections, including Guillain-Barré syndrome, encephalitis, and meningitis, illustrate the severe health consequences for occupational groups. Cases linked to swine hepatitis E virus, West Nile virus, Streptococcus suis, and Baylisascaris procyonis underscore the urgent need for robust surveillance and targeted interventions.The Ecohealth approach, integrated with the One Health framework, provides a transformative model for managing zoonotic risks by addressing the upstream drivers of disease emergence. By emphasizing environmental stewardship, ecological balance, and socio-economic equity, Ecohealth fosters sustainable preventive strategies. Occupational medicine is crucial in linking workplace safety with public health through tailored risk management, enhanced surveillance, and targeted education.Despite these frameworks, significant barriers persist, including data gaps, underreporting of occupational diseases, and insufficient coordination among health sectors. Addressing these challenges requires implementing standardized occupational health surveillance systems, enhancing reporting mechanisms through digital tools, and promoting cross-sectoral data-sharing initiatives. Successful models, such as sentinel surveillance programs in agricultural sectors and integrated biosurveillance networks, demonstrate the feasibility of these strategies. Leveraging these approaches can facilitate early detection, improve reporting accuracy, and support evidence-based interventions.展开更多
Echinococcus is a zoonotic parasite and 1 of 17 neglected tropical diseases with a worldwide distribution.The World Health Organization(WHO)targeted for control or elimination by 2050[1,2].Two main species of Echinoco...Echinococcus is a zoonotic parasite and 1 of 17 neglected tropical diseases with a worldwide distribution.The World Health Organization(WHO)targeted for control or elimination by 2050[1,2].Two main species of Echinococcus infect humans:Echinococcus granulosus,causing cystic echinococcosis(CE),and Echinococcus multilocularis(EM),causing alveolar echinococcosis(AE)[3].AE is much rarer but far more severe than CE and ranks as one of the most dangerous helminthic zoonoses in the world[4,5].Humans are rare aberrant intermediate hosts and typically become infected through the ingestion of EM eggs shed in the feces of definitive hosts[6].After an incubation period of many years,humans may develop AE[7].While slow-growing,AE is a devastating clinical condition characterized by silent progression and infiltrative proliferation of the parasite,mimicking a malignancy[7].Without appropriate treatment,AE has a death rate of more than 90%within 10 years of diagnosis[5].For this reason,AE must be considered in the differential diagnosis of patients presenting with a hepatic mass or malignancy.展开更多
Globally,cestode zoonoses cause serious public health problems,particularly in Asia.Among all neglected zoonotic diseases,cestode zoonoses account for over 75%of global disability adjusted life years(DALYs)lost.An int...Globally,cestode zoonoses cause serious public health problems,particularly in Asia.Among all neglected zoonotic diseases,cestode zoonoses account for over 75%of global disability adjusted life years(DALYs)lost.An international symposium on cestode zoonoses research and control was held in Shanghai,China between 28th and 30th October 2012 in order to establish joint efforts to study and research effective approaches to control these zoonoses.It brought together 96 scientists from the Asian region and beyond to exchange ideas,report on progress,make a gap analysis,and distill prioritizing settings with a focus on the Asian region.Key objectives of this international symposium were to agree on solutions to accelerate progress towards decreasing transmission,and human mortality and morbidity caused by the three major cestode zoonoses(cystic echinococcosis,alveolar echinococcosis,and cysticercosis);to critically assess the potential to control these diseases;to establish a research and validation agenda on existing and new approaches;and to report on novel tools for the study and control of cestode zoonoses.展开更多
Background:Zoonoses are public health threats that cause severe damage worldwide.Zoonoses constitute a key indicator of One Health(OH)and the OH approach is being applied for zoonosis control programmes of zoonotic di...Background:Zoonoses are public health threats that cause severe damage worldwide.Zoonoses constitute a key indicator of One Health(OH)and the OH approach is being applied for zoonosis control programmes of zoonotic diseases.In a very recent study,we developed an evaluation system for OH performance through the global OH index(GOHI).This study applied the GOHI to evaluate OH performance for zoonoses in sub-Saharan Africa.Methods:The framework for the OH index on zoonoses(OHIZ)was constructed including five indicators,15 subindicators and 28 datasets.Publicly available data were referenced to generate the OHIZ database which included both qualitative and quantitative indicators for all sub-Sahara African countries(n=48).The GOHI algorithm was used to estimate scores for OHIZ.Indicator weights were calculated by adopting the fuzzy analytical hierarchy process.Results:Overall,five indicators associated with weights were generated as follows:source of infection(23.70%),route of transmission(25.31%),targeted population(19.09%),capacity building(16.77%),and outcomes/case studies(15.13%).Following the indicators,a total of 37 sub-Sahara African countries aligned with OHIZ validation,while 11 territories were excluded for unfit or missing data.The OHIZ average score of sub-Saharan Africa was estimated at 53.67/100.The highest score was 71.99 from South Africa,while the lowest score was 40.51 from Benin.It is also worth mentioning that Sub-Sahara African countries had high performance in many subindicators associated with zoonoses,e.g.,surveillance and response,vector and reservoir interventions,and natural protected areas,which suggests that this region had a certain capacity in control and prevention or responses to zoonotic events.Conclusions:This study reveals that it is possible to perform OH evaluation for zoonoses in sub-Saharan Africa by OHIZ.Findings from this study provide preliminary research information in advancing knowledge of the evidenced risks to strengthen strategies for effective control of zoonoses and to support the prevention of zoonotic events.展开更多
The Boston Model describes a successful rodent management plan that succeeded in a first-world city in the USA.In third-world cities, which often contain informal shack settlements, it is debatable whether the Boston ...The Boston Model describes a successful rodent management plan that succeeded in a first-world city in the USA.In third-world cities, which often contain informal shack settlements, it is debatable whether the Boston Modelwould apply. In Durban, a major harbor city of three million people on the east coast of South Africa, we investigatedthe sanitary risks due to rodents in both formal (residential and commercial) and informal (shacks) sectors,and we evaluated the relative merits of different management interventions suggested by the Boston Model. Bloodand tissue samples of six species (Rattus norvegicus, R. tanezumi, R. rattus, Mus musculus, Mastomys natalensis,Tatera brantsi) from 262 live-trapped rodents from 54 localities were tested for antibodies or DNA for plague (n =193: antibody test), leptospirosis (n = 221 for antibody test;n = 69 for polymerase chain reaction test for DNA) andtoxoplasmosis (n = 217: antibody test). We conducted a socioeconomic survey of 90 household to determine environmentaland socioeconomic disease risk factors in the shack settlement of Cato Crest . No rodents wereseropositive for plague, but nine Norway rats, R. norvegicus (4.1% of the sample tested) were seropositive fortoxoplasmosis, and 22 R. norvegicus (10.0% of sample tested) were seropositive for leptospirosis. Disease endemicareas were concentrated in Cato Crest and the commercial district of Durban. Serology tests of humans living inCato Crest (n = 219) showed 0% exposure to plague, 23% to leptospirosis and 35% to toxoplasmosis. Comparedwith shack-dwellers, the residents of brick houses had slightly lower levels of exposure to leptospirosis andtoxoplasmosis. Based on our results, environmental hygiene and rodent-trapping campaigns were launched in CatoCrest. The initiative owes much of its current success to implementation of the principles inherent in the BostonModel, even though certain elements were lacking.展开更多
文摘《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。
文摘《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。
文摘《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。
文摘《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。
文摘《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。目前学报已组建了包括6位院士在内的由100多位全球著名专家学者组成的高水平编委团队以及近200人的青年编委会,每期均约有一篇由相关领域院士撰写的高水平的学术论文,同时学报通过新媒体、国际著名出版集团爱思唯尔和专家学者等进行精准推广宣传和约稿,目标是利用5~8年的时间进入中科院SCI分区一区顶刊,逐步跨入世界一流学术期刊行列。
文摘《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。目前学报已组建了包括6位院士在内的由100多位全球著名专家学者组成的高水平编委团队以及近200人的青年编委会,每期均约有一篇由相关领域院士撰写的高水平的学术论文,同时学报通过新媒体、国际著名出版集团爱思唯尔和专家学者等进行精准推广宣传和约稿,目标是利用5~8年的时间进入中科院SCI分区一区顶刊,逐步跨入世界一流学术期刊行列。
文摘《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。目前学报已组建了包括6位院士在内的由100多位全球著名专家学者组成的高水平编委团队以及近200人的青年编委会,每期均约有一篇由相关领域院士撰写的高水平的学术论文,同时学报通过新媒体、国际著名出版集团爱思唯尔和专家学者等进行精准推广宣传和约稿,目标是利用5~8年的时间进入中科院SCI分区一区顶刊,逐步跨入世界一流学术期刊行列。
文摘《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。
文摘《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。
文摘《Animals and Zoonoses》是一本国际同行评审的、由爱思唯尔提供完全开放存取出版的专业性英文学术期刊(ISSN 2950-2489),由吉林大学主办,现为季刊,主编为我国著名的人兽共患病学专家中国工程院院士金宁一研究员。学报现已具备高起点新刊的创办条件,将于2024年正式线上线下出版,国内外公开发行。
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2022YFC2602100)supported by National key research and development program(2021YFC2600602)。
文摘The rapid spread of viral zoonoses can cause severe consequences,including huge economic loss,public health problems or even global crisis of society.Clinical detection technology plays a very important role in the prevention and control of such zoonoses.The rapid and accurate detection of the pathogens of the diseases can directly lead to the early report and early successful control of the diseases.With the advantages of being easy to use,fast,portable,multiplexing and cost-effective,semiconductor biosensors are kinds of detection devices that play an important role in preventing epidemics,and thus have become one of the research hotspots.Here,we summarized the advances of semiconductor biosensors in viral zoonoses detection.By discussing the major principles and applications of each method for different pathogens,this review proposed the directions of designing semiconductor biosensors for clinical application and put forward perspectives in diagnostic of viral zoonoses.
基金This study was supported in part by the Croatian Science Foundation,project No.IP 2016-06-7456:Prevalence and molecular epidemiology of emerging and re-emerging neuroinvasive arboviral infections in CroatiaCRONEUROARBO(to TVC).
文摘Zoonoses represent a problem of rising importance in the transplant population.A close relationship and changes between human,animal and environmental health(“One Health”concept)significantly influence the transmission and distribution of zoonotic diseases.The aim of this manuscript is to perform a narrative review of the published literature on emerging and neglected zoonoses in the transplant population.Many reports on donor-derived or naturally acquired(re-)emerging arboviral infections such as dengue,chikungunya,West Nile,tick-borne encephalitis and Zika virus infection have demonstrated atypical or more complicated clinical course in immunocompromised hosts.Hepatitis E virus has emerged as a serious problem after solid organ transplantation(SOT),leading to diverse extrahepatic manifestations and chronic hepatitis with unfavorable outcomes.Some neglected pathogens such as lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus can cause severe infection with multi-organ failure and high mortality.In addition,ehrlichiosis may be more severe with higher casefatality rates in SOT recipients.Some unusual or severe presentations of borreliosis,anaplasmosis and rickettsioses were also reported among transplant patients.Moreover,toxoplasmosis as infectious complication is a well-recognized zoonosis in this population.Although rabies transmission through SOT transplantation has rarely been reported,it has become a notable problem in some countries.Since the spreading trends of zoonoses are likely to continue,the awareness,recognition and treatment of zoonotic infections among transplant professionals should be imperative.
文摘Objective: To identify and discuss on-farm management practices linked to bacterial zoonosis risk in smallholder dairy farmers in South Asia. Methods: This scoping review was conducted as per the PRISMA-ScR guidelines. Five hundred and two publications were retrieved from five online databases using a comprehensive search strategy. Studies were selected if they discussed a farm management practice which impacted human health within a South Asian country. Results: Twenty-two studies were included. Seven management practices relevant to farmers, livestock and their shared environment were identified including raw milk consumption, farm hygiene management, personal protective equipment uses, animal vaccination, cleaning udders, hand washing and disposal of afterbirth materials. Preventive practices were found to be utilized at lower frequencies compared to risk increasing practices. Awareness of bacterial zoonoses is particularly low within the region. Conclusions: Based on the results of this review, it was determined that improving farmer awareness of bacterial zoonotic diseases may favor several of the presented leverage points within the South Asian smallholder dairy system. Relying on formal school education to improve this awareness may not solve this problem, instead, more focus on accessible and affordable zoonoses education and farming programs is required.
文摘The knowledge of the epidemiology of parasitic infections in stray and domestic animals, especially of its incidence and prevalence, is fundamental to adopting effective prophylactic measures. Stray dogs play an important role in environmental contamination favoring the transmission cycle of zoonotic agents. Among the parasitic infections that affect humans, Giardia duodenalis is the most common intestinal protozoa and was designated as a re-emerging infectious disease. This study aimed to determine the prevalence of G. duodenalis in dogs siezed by the Center for Control of Zoonoses (CCZ) of the city of Lages, Santa Catarina, Brazil using two diagnostic techniques. In 357 stool samples analysed, the prevalence of G. duodenalis cysts was 5.3% (19/357) and 4.8% (17/357) detected by floatation and sedimentation techniques, respecttively. No correspondence between gender and age was found among the methods used for analyzing the infected dogs in this study. Our data suggested that two diagnostic techniques should be used in a complementary way to ensure that false negatives are not neglected.
基金supported by the ANII(Agencia Nacional de Investigacion e Innovacion)[grant number POS_NAC_2023_1_178487],and the“Programa de Posgrado en Ciencias Ambientales,”Facultad de Ciencias,Universidad de la República,Uruguay.
文摘Background:One Welfare expands the One Health approach by integrating animal welfare,human wellbeing,and environmental sustainability into a single framework.Despite growing global recognition of One Welfare as a governance tool to address zoonotic risks,societal vulnerabilities,and ethical challenges,its practical implementation remains limited in most regions.Uruguay provides a relevant case to explore how systemic gaps in animal welfare regulation can undermine public health resilience and zoonotic disease control.Methods:We analyzed Uruguay's position in international animal welfare indexes,reviewed national animal welfare legislation and educational strategies,and conducted a systematic assessment of One Welfare-related conditions.Additionally,we identified structural risks and governance deficits linked to inadequate animal welfare practices,including zoonotic risks,through a targeted literature review and policy analysis.Results:Despite global advances in multi-species health governance,Uruguay shows legislative fragility and fragmented institutional frameworks.Key failures include outdated laws,inadequate animal-ethical perception,uncontrolled companion animal populations,deficient sterilization practices despite legal mandates,overwhelmed shelters,rising animal-vehicle collisions,culturally entrenched but underregulated hunting,illegal wildlife trade,limited veterinary oversight,and painful routine farm practices with minimal anesthesia.Gaps in surveillance and biosecurity amplify underreported zoonotic threats,reflecting a structural disconnect between One Welfare principles and policy implementation.Conclusion:To move from aspirational discourse to actionable strategies,One Welfare must be embedded as a governance instrument that enables multi-species stewardship and integrated health systems.Uruguay exemplifies the pressing need for comprehensive,intersectoral solutions to mitigate zoonotic risks,enhance public health,and align national policies with global sustainability agendas.
文摘Zoonotic diseases, which constitute 60% of all human infectious diseases, present substantial risks to public health, economies, and livelihoods. These diseases emerge at the human-animal-environment interface, with occupational exposure representing a critical yet underexamined dimension of zoonotic risk. Workers in high-risk sectors such as agriculture, wildlife management, and laboratory research face elevated exposure to zoonotic pathogens, often under conditions of inadequate preventive measures and resource constraints. Neurological disorders resulting from zoonotic infections, including Guillain-Barré syndrome, encephalitis, and meningitis, illustrate the severe health consequences for occupational groups. Cases linked to swine hepatitis E virus, West Nile virus, Streptococcus suis, and Baylisascaris procyonis underscore the urgent need for robust surveillance and targeted interventions.The Ecohealth approach, integrated with the One Health framework, provides a transformative model for managing zoonotic risks by addressing the upstream drivers of disease emergence. By emphasizing environmental stewardship, ecological balance, and socio-economic equity, Ecohealth fosters sustainable preventive strategies. Occupational medicine is crucial in linking workplace safety with public health through tailored risk management, enhanced surveillance, and targeted education.Despite these frameworks, significant barriers persist, including data gaps, underreporting of occupational diseases, and insufficient coordination among health sectors. Addressing these challenges requires implementing standardized occupational health surveillance systems, enhancing reporting mechanisms through digital tools, and promoting cross-sectoral data-sharing initiatives. Successful models, such as sentinel surveillance programs in agricultural sectors and integrated biosurveillance networks, demonstrate the feasibility of these strategies. Leveraging these approaches can facilitate early detection, improve reporting accuracy, and support evidence-based interventions.
文摘Echinococcus is a zoonotic parasite and 1 of 17 neglected tropical diseases with a worldwide distribution.The World Health Organization(WHO)targeted for control or elimination by 2050[1,2].Two main species of Echinococcus infect humans:Echinococcus granulosus,causing cystic echinococcosis(CE),and Echinococcus multilocularis(EM),causing alveolar echinococcosis(AE)[3].AE is much rarer but far more severe than CE and ranks as one of the most dangerous helminthic zoonoses in the world[4,5].Humans are rare aberrant intermediate hosts and typically become infected through the ingestion of EM eggs shed in the feces of definitive hosts[6].After an incubation period of many years,humans may develop AE[7].While slow-growing,AE is a devastating clinical condition characterized by silent progression and infiltrative proliferation of the parasite,mimicking a malignancy[7].Without appropriate treatment,AE has a death rate of more than 90%within 10 years of diagnosis[5].For this reason,AE must be considered in the differential diagnosis of patients presenting with a hepatic mass or malignancy.
基金This international symposium was supported by the Chinese Ministry of Healththe National Institute of Parasitic Diseases,Chinese Center for Disease Control and Preventionthe Asian Science and Technology Strategic Cooperation Promotion Programs sponsored by the special Coordination Funds for Promotion Science and Technology,MEXT for three years(2010–2012)to Akira Ito.
文摘Globally,cestode zoonoses cause serious public health problems,particularly in Asia.Among all neglected zoonotic diseases,cestode zoonoses account for over 75%of global disability adjusted life years(DALYs)lost.An international symposium on cestode zoonoses research and control was held in Shanghai,China between 28th and 30th October 2012 in order to establish joint efforts to study and research effective approaches to control these zoonoses.It brought together 96 scientists from the Asian region and beyond to exchange ideas,report on progress,make a gap analysis,and distill prioritizing settings with a focus on the Asian region.Key objectives of this international symposium were to agree on solutions to accelerate progress towards decreasing transmission,and human mortality and morbidity caused by the three major cestode zoonoses(cystic echinococcosis,alveolar echinococcosis,and cysticercosis);to critically assess the potential to control these diseases;to establish a research and validation agenda on existing and new approaches;and to report on novel tools for the study and control of cestode zoonoses.
基金the China Medical Board(Grant No.20-365)the Intradisciplinary Platform Fund of Shanghai Jiao Tong Univer‑sity(Grant No.20200927)the Young Faculty Start-up Project Fund of Shanghai Jiao Tong University(Grant No.21X010501074).
文摘Background:Zoonoses are public health threats that cause severe damage worldwide.Zoonoses constitute a key indicator of One Health(OH)and the OH approach is being applied for zoonosis control programmes of zoonotic diseases.In a very recent study,we developed an evaluation system for OH performance through the global OH index(GOHI).This study applied the GOHI to evaluate OH performance for zoonoses in sub-Saharan Africa.Methods:The framework for the OH index on zoonoses(OHIZ)was constructed including five indicators,15 subindicators and 28 datasets.Publicly available data were referenced to generate the OHIZ database which included both qualitative and quantitative indicators for all sub-Sahara African countries(n=48).The GOHI algorithm was used to estimate scores for OHIZ.Indicator weights were calculated by adopting the fuzzy analytical hierarchy process.Results:Overall,five indicators associated with weights were generated as follows:source of infection(23.70%),route of transmission(25.31%),targeted population(19.09%),capacity building(16.77%),and outcomes/case studies(15.13%).Following the indicators,a total of 37 sub-Sahara African countries aligned with OHIZ validation,while 11 territories were excluded for unfit or missing data.The OHIZ average score of sub-Saharan Africa was estimated at 53.67/100.The highest score was 71.99 from South Africa,while the lowest score was 40.51 from Benin.It is also worth mentioning that Sub-Sahara African countries had high performance in many subindicators associated with zoonoses,e.g.,surveillance and response,vector and reservoir interventions,and natural protected areas,which suggests that this region had a certain capacity in control and prevention or responses to zoonotic events.Conclusions:This study reveals that it is possible to perform OH evaluation for zoonoses in sub-Saharan Africa by OHIZ.Findings from this study provide preliminary research information in advancing knowledge of the evidenced risks to strengthen strategies for effective control of zoonoses and to support the prevention of zoonotic events.
文摘The Boston Model describes a successful rodent management plan that succeeded in a first-world city in the USA.In third-world cities, which often contain informal shack settlements, it is debatable whether the Boston Modelwould apply. In Durban, a major harbor city of three million people on the east coast of South Africa, we investigatedthe sanitary risks due to rodents in both formal (residential and commercial) and informal (shacks) sectors,and we evaluated the relative merits of different management interventions suggested by the Boston Model. Bloodand tissue samples of six species (Rattus norvegicus, R. tanezumi, R. rattus, Mus musculus, Mastomys natalensis,Tatera brantsi) from 262 live-trapped rodents from 54 localities were tested for antibodies or DNA for plague (n =193: antibody test), leptospirosis (n = 221 for antibody test;n = 69 for polymerase chain reaction test for DNA) andtoxoplasmosis (n = 217: antibody test). We conducted a socioeconomic survey of 90 household to determine environmentaland socioeconomic disease risk factors in the shack settlement of Cato Crest . No rodents wereseropositive for plague, but nine Norway rats, R. norvegicus (4.1% of the sample tested) were seropositive fortoxoplasmosis, and 22 R. norvegicus (10.0% of sample tested) were seropositive for leptospirosis. Disease endemicareas were concentrated in Cato Crest and the commercial district of Durban. Serology tests of humans living inCato Crest (n = 219) showed 0% exposure to plague, 23% to leptospirosis and 35% to toxoplasmosis. Comparedwith shack-dwellers, the residents of brick houses had slightly lower levels of exposure to leptospirosis andtoxoplasmosis. Based on our results, environmental hygiene and rodent-trapping campaigns were launched in CatoCrest. The initiative owes much of its current success to implementation of the principles inherent in the BostonModel, even though certain elements were lacking.
