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What are zoonoses? Have you ever wondered what this term means? Nowadays we are experiencing covid-19. When a disease is transferred from an animal to a human being, or even vice versa, this is a zoonosis. It is interesting to notice how animal, human, and environmental health are all connected. If one thing is not okay, probably so will the others.
Another example of zoonoses was the mad cow disease by the 90's. According to BBC, “Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) is a degenerative disease that affects the nervous system of cattle. It is popularly known as mad cow disease because the symptoms include aggression and lack of coordination.” Eventually, this disease was a risk and a problem for humans.
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How to prevent:
-Understand animal, human, and environmental health are all connected. What does that mean? Start taking care of little things. One thing contributes to another.
-Hygiene is everything. Keep your house and your objects clean, especially what you eat.
-Your pet's health matters! Are you seeing something that doesn't seem right on him? Take him to the vet!
-Always look for ways to help the environment. There's only one Earth.
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translations continued- - What is zoonosis? Have you ever asked yourself what this term means? Today we live in a moment of covid-19. When a disease is transferred from an animal to a human or vice versa, this is an example of zoonosis. It is interesting to note how human, animal, and environmental health are connected. If something isn't right, it's probably also the others.
Another example of zoonosis was the disease of crazy cows in the nineties. According to BBC “Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) is a degenerative disease that affects the nervous system of cattle. It is popularly known as a mad cow disease because the symptoms include aggression and lack of coordination.” Eventually, this illness was a risk and a problem for humans.
How to prevent:
-Understand that animal, human and environmental health are connected. What does that mean? Embark on taking care of the little things. Something contributes to the other.
-Hygiene is everything. Keep your home and objects clean, especially what you eat.
-Your pet's health is important! Are you seeing something that doesn't seem right? Hello to the vet!
-Always look for ways to help the environment. There is only one Tierra.
- What are zoonoses? Have you ever wondered what this term means? We are currently experiencing covid-19. When a disease is transferred from an animal to humans, or even vice versa, it is a zoonosis. It is interesting to note how animal, human and environmental health are all connected. If one thing isn't right, the others probably will be too.
Another example of zoonoses was mad cow disease in the 90s. According to the BBC, “Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) is a degenerative disease that affects the nervous system of cattle. It is popularly known as mad cow disease because symptoms include aggression and lack of coordination. ” Eventually, this disease was a risk and a problem for humans.
How to prevent:
- Understand that animal, human and environmental health are all connected. What does that mean? Start taking care of little things. One thing contributes to another.
-Hygiene is everything. Keep your home and objects clean, especially what you eat.
-Your pet's health is important! Are you seeing something that doesn't seem right about him? Take him to the vet!
-Always look for ways to help the environment. There is only one Earth.
Written by- Victoria Parada Daros, IIN Health Coach.