Rabies care in Malawi is slowed by long, multi-step pathways to treatment
A study of interviews and focus group discussions in Malawi found that rabies post-exposure prophylaxis is delayed by a cumbersome ...
Tag: One Health
Somalia’s Livestock Sentinel Sites Could Give Early Warning for Three Zoonotic Viruses
Researchers propose targeted sentinel surveillance at Somalia's livestock markets, quarantine stations and slaughter facilities to detect early signals of MERS-CoV, ...
Dumpsites emerge as hotspots for mosquito arbovirus vectors in Thailand
A survey of seven human-animal interfaces in two Thai border provinces found dumpsites harboured the highest burdens of mosquito arboviral ...
Veterinary antimicrobial prescribing tracks diagnosis in Bhutan district records
A retrospective analysis of nearly 9,000 veterinary visits in Mongar, Bhutan, found antimicrobial choice varied with recorded diagnosis, while course-completion ...
Salmonella Thrives by Listening to Microbial Chatter in Poultry Farms
A new narrative review argues that Salmonella persistence in poultry is governed by microbial communication networks spanning the gut, litter, ...
South Africa’s viral blind spot: endemic zoonoses and arboviruses slipping past surveillance
A new Perspective argues that South Africa's most actionable surveillance blind spot is the delayed recognition of endemic zoonotic and ...
Hygiene Holds an Underused Key to One Health, Researchers Argue
A perspective article synthesizing three international conference consultations argues that hygiene is a critical but under-recognized component of One Health ...
Legal gaps leave Nigeria’s antimicrobial resistance controls unenforced, review finds
A review identifies five legal and regulatory barriers to antimicrobial resistance control in Nigeria and proposes a reform framework for ...
Field Guide Aims to Make Vertebrate Sampling More Useful for Pathogen Research
A BMC Zoology review presents best practices for collecting and preserving vertebrate samples so they remain useful for pathogen and ...
Digital GIS Workflow Links Farmer Knowledge Surveys to Veterinary Surveillance in Kazakhstan
A proof-of-concept study in Kazakhstan demonstrates a GIS-enabled workflow that integrates georeferenced KAP surveys into veterinary surveillance using ArcGIS Survey123.
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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