Approximately 60 per cent of viruses that infect humans can originate from animals, WHO says
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Approximately 60 percent of viruses that infect humans can originate from animals, WHO says
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A newly funded research center will bring a multidisciplinary approach to understanding how infectious diseases behave, K-State says
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The document is designed to inform cat owners, physicians, and veterinarians about disease transmission
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The document is designed to inform cat owners, physicians, and veterinarians about disease transmission
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Pet Store Pro strives to educate pet store retailers on hygiene practices to reduce the transmission of germs and bacteria between animals and humans
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Lone star ticks have been implicated in causing a handful of zoonotic illnesses that are serious to humans and animals.
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Dr. Brian Herrin, a graduate teaching assistant at Oklahoma State University’s Center for Veterinary Health Sciences, recently received the 2016 AAVP-CAPC Graduate Student Award in Zoonotic Disease
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