Responding to Emerging Diseases Requires Multi-disciplinary and One Health Training, Egypt
Background: In Egypt, several infectious diseases of zoonotic origin have emerged in recent years like H1N1, MERSCoV and H5N1, the latter now endemic. Responding to these diseases requires a workforce trained in multi-disciplinary approaches to zoonotic disease research and control. It is difficult...
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Main Authors: | Amira Roess (Author), Sally Lahm (Author), Ibrahim Kabbash (Author), Amal Saad-Hussein (Author), Ashraf Shaalan (Author), Ossama Rasslan (Author), Mohamed Mohamed (Author) |
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Ubiquity Press,
2018-11-01T00:00:00Z.
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