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Surveillance and response to emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases: advancing One Health from evidence to action [Editorial]
Zoonotic diseases pose significant threats to global health security, societal stability, and economic well-being by causing widespread illness, overwhelming healthcare systems, disrupting communities, and driving the majority of emerging infectious diseases. This editorial synthesizes key insights
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