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LOCATION: PVT Resource Center, Ground Floor, PVT Building, 29 Princess of Wales Terrace, Parktown.
DESCRIPTION:A living laboratory to operationalise One Health surveillance of climate-related emerging zoonoses
<br />Prof Scagliarini will be visiting Wits as part of collaboration projects with the EViTOH division of IDORI. This seminar will elaborate how climate change impacts health &amp; climate sensitive infectious diseases that can act as indicators that must be actively monitored. For its peculiar geo-ecological characteristics &amp; its vulnerability to extreme climatic events, the Romagna region of Italy is particularly prone to climate sensitive vector &amp; waterborne zoonoses. This ecological, productive, social, and scientific context makes it an ideal living laboratory in which to implement a one-health approach to bridge gaps in surveillance and guide effective public health responses to emerging climate related health threats.
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<br /><p>Prof Scagliarini will be visiting Wits as part of collaboration projects with the EViTOH division of IDORI. This seminar will elaborate how climate change impacts health &amp; climate sensitive infectious diseases that can act as indicators that must be actively monitored. For its peculiar geo-ecological characteristics &amp; its vulnerability to extreme climatic events, the Romagna region of Italy is particularly prone to climate sensitive vector &amp; waterborne zoonoses. This ecological, productive, social, and scientific context makes it an ideal living laboratory in which to implement a one-health approach to bridge gaps in surveillance and guide effective public health responses to emerging climate related health threats.</p>
SUMMARY:IDORI seminar: Emerging zoonoses
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