Pashuon Kee Saamaany Beemaariyaan

Animal diseases have far-reaching consequences beyond the agricultural sector, with both direct and indirect effects on public health and the economy. This book examines the impact of major disease outbreaks, such as the 2003–2004 avian flu pandemic, and how they expose vulnerabilities in global food systems and trade. It discusses zoonotic diseases, which can jump from animals to humans, creating additional health risks. The book emphasizes the need for robust surveillance systems, cross-sectoral collaboration, and effective prevention strategies to mitigate the economic and medical impacts of animal diseases. It is a critical resource for understanding the global scope of animal disease management.

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