One Health Approach Can Prevent the Next Pandemic

Update: 2022-10-24

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The number of emerging infectious disease (EID) outbreaks has grown to several hundred per year since 2000.

What will it take for world leaders, countries, organizations, and communities to understand that prevention is better than cure? The World Bank’s latest flagship report, "Putting Pandemics Behind Us: Investing in One Health to Reduce Risks of Emerging Infectious Diseases," is a clarion call for the universal adoption of an integrated approach to sustainably balance and optimize the health of people, animals, and ecosystems.

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One Health Approach Can Prevent the Next Pandemic

World Bank Group - Agriculture and Food Global Practice

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One Health Approach Can Prevent the Next Pandemic

World Bank Group - Agriculture and Food Global Practice

One Health Approach Can Prevent the Next Pandemic