Low-income countries (LICs) in Africa, southeast Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbeans
constitute potential hotspots for future outbreaks of infectious zoonoses. A comprehensive …

Objective Mobile pastoralists are one of the last populations to be reached by health
services and are frequently missed by health campaigns. Since health interventions among …

Brucellosis is an endemic zoonosis in sub-Saharan Africa. Pastoralists are at high risk of
infection but data on brucellosis from these communities are scarce. The study objectives …

Animal health service providers can play an important role in limiting drug resistance by
promoting responsible and prudent use of veterinary drugs. Recognizing this potential …

Forest-based communities manage many risks to health and socio-economic welfare
including the increasing threat of emerging zoonoses that are expected to disproportionately …

Zoonotic infectious diseases (ZIDs) are increasing globally, and livestock farmers in low‐and
middle‐income countries are at particularly high risk. An evaluation of farmer's behaviour on …

Smallholder farmer and tribal communities are often characterised as marginalised and
highly vulnerable to emerging zoonotic diseases due to their relatively poor access to …

Zoonotic diseases negatively impact pastoral communities in Ethiopia. In addition to impacts
on human health, the interaction between people, livestock and environment which is so …

Brucellosis is a priority zoonotic disease in Tanzania that causes ill-health in people and
affects livestock productivity. Inadequate awareness and behavior risking transmission can …

Background Zoonotic diseases such as anthrax, rabies, brucellosis, and Rift Valley fever
pose a direct threat to health and undercut livelihoods in the communities in which they …