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Analysis of a European general wildlife health surveillance program: chances, challenges and recommendations

2023-07-13

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In the context of a One Health perspective general wildlife health surveillance (GWHS) gains importance worldwide, as pathogen transmission among wildlife, domestic animals and humans raises health, conservation and economic concerns. However, GWHS programs operate in the face of legal, geographical, financial, or administrative conditions. The present study uses a multi-tiered approach to understand the current c...

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DOI: 10.1101/2023.07.13.548813

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