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- Introduction
- In this talk
- What are NTDs (1)
- What are NTDs (2)
- What are NTDs (3)
- Zoonoses: definitions (1)
- Zoonoses: definitions (2)
- What is a reservoir?
- Reservoir (1)
- Reservoir (2)
- Reservoir – misunderstandings
- One Health (1)
- One Health – summary
- One Health (2)
- One Health (3)
- One Health approach for action against NTDs 2021-2030
- One Health – Tripartite Zoonoses Guide (TZG)
- Example – cysticercosis
- Endemicity of Taenia solium, 2022
- Taenia solium – transmission and life cycle
- Agriculture sector interventions (to improve human health) - Pig husbandry practices (1)
- Agriculture sector interventions (to improve human health) - Pig husbandry practices (2)
- Agriculture sector interventions (to improve human health) - Pig vaccination
- Agriculture sector interventions (to improve human health) - Pig treatment
- Summary – pig vaccination and treatment
- Agriculture sector interventions (to improve human health) - Meat inspection and slaughter control
- A key example – dracunculiasis
- Dracunculiasis – life cycle
- A key example – dracunculiasis in dogs
- Dracunculiasis in dogs – life cycle
- Dracunculiasis in dogs
- Dogs as reservoirs for dracunculiasis
- How to ‘do’ One Health
- Conclusions
Topics Covered
- What are NTDs
- Neglected diseases or neglected populations
- Zoonotic disease
- One Health
- Case studies of zoonotic NTDs
- One Health and zoonotic NTD control
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Fèvre, E. (2023, March 30). One health challenges of zoonotic NTDs [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 14, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/RESK4746.Export Citation (RIS)
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0:00
Hello. My name is
Eric Fèvre and I'm
professor of Veterinary
Infectious Diseases
at the University of
Liverpool in the UK,
and I'm jointly appointed at
the International Livestock
Research Institute
in Nairobi in Kenya.
Today we'll be talking about
one of the health challenges of
zoonotic NTDs or zoonotic
neglected tropical diseases.
0:23
In this presentation, we
will cover what are NTDs,
we'll cover the
issue of neglect,
we'll answer the question of
what is a zoonotic disease,
and what's special
about zoonotic NTDs.
We'll talk a little bit about
the concept of One Health,
then we'll look at a couple of
case studies of
zoonotic and NTDs,
then we'll think about
One Health and
zoonotic NTD control.
0:49
NTDs or neglected
tropical diseases,
are a diverse group
of conditions
that are mainly but
not exclusively
prevalent in tropical areas
where they mostly affect
impoverished communities
and disproportionately
affect women and children.
These diseases as
group of pathogens,
cause really devastating health,
social and economic consequences
in more than one billion
people worldwide,
so they are a very
significant problem.
NTDs are the cause of
a significant endemic
disease burden in
populations that are themselves
often neglected by the
public health system.
These are the poorest
and those furthest
away from institutionalised
health care
so there's a sort of
double burden there.
These are poor
people far away from
health care that are
impacted by these neglected
tropical diseases.