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Zoonotic

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Zoonotic
A disease which can be spread from animals to humans.
Mentioned in: Zoonosis
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Experts participating in the Emerging Zoonotic Diseases Conference in Cairo said that health officials need to coordinate with the media to avoid public panic and help control the spread of diseases.
Mideast gov'ts need to cooperate to face epidemics, say experts by Daily News Egypt (Egypt)
The number of zoonotic agents in the animals surprised the researchers, but they strongly cautioned against interpreting their results as a reason to avoid the beach.
Disease agents are accumulating in sea life: a wide range of marine ... by Thoms, Kristin / Oceanus
LAHORE, August 21, 2009 (Balochistan Times): The veterinary and medical experts have called for taking preventive and precautionary measures, besides creating awareness among people to check the spread of swine flu and other zoonotic diseases in the country.
Steps urged to check swine flu spread by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
 
 
 
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