Surveillance and monitoring of viral pathogens circulating in humans and wildlife, together
with the identification of emerging infectious diseases (EIDs), are critical for the prediction of …

Many human viral infections have a zoonotic, ie, wild or domestic animal, origin. Several
zoonotic viruses are transmitted to humans directly via contact with an animal or indirectly …

Mosquitoes harbour a diversity of viruses and are responsible for several mosquito‐borne
viral diseases of humans and animals, thereby leading to major public health concerns, and …

Worldwide, emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases (EIDs) are a major burden on
public and animal health. Arthropod vectors, with mosquitoes being the main contributors of …

Emerging infectious diseases represent a challenge for global economies and public health.
About one fourth of the last pandemics have been originated by the spread of vector-borne …

Ticks are important vectors for different tick-borne viruses, some of which cause diseases
and death in humans, livestock, and wild animals. Tick-borne encephalitis virus, Crimean …

Mosquitoes are major infectious disease-carrying vectors. Assessment of current and future
risks associated with the mosquito population requires knowledge of the full repertoire of …

Metagenomic analysis of mosquito-borne and mosquito-specific viruses is useful to
understand the viral diversity and for the surveillance of pathogens of medical and veterinary …

Efficient and reliable identification of emerging pathogens is crucial for the design and
implementation of timely and proportionate control strategies. This is difficult if the pathogen …

Some mosquito species have significant public health importance given their ability to
transmit major diseases to humans and animals, making them the deadliest animals in the …