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One Health Approach Supports Global Health Security – U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

December 1, 2017

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One Health Approach Supports Global Health Security

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One Health Approach Supports Global Health Security

 

 

Diseases, including zoonotic diseases, can spread around the world very quickly, and the One Health approach can help to protect people and animals from illnesses that cross borders. CDC and its partners support One Health activities in the United States and globally, helping to prevent, detect, and respond to emerging global health threats including zoonotic diseases shared between people and animals.

 

CDC’s Emerging Infectious Diseases journal is featuring a special supplement on Global Health Security, which includes articles highlighting how the One Health approach plays an important role in creating a safer global community.

 

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Find updates about One Health, diseases spread between humans and animals, new infographics, and much more on our home page.

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