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Tuberculosis (TB) is a disease that affects both humans and
animals. The bacteria infects approximately one third of the world’s population
and kills 1.5 to 2 million people each year, almost all of whom reside in
developing countries.. |
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Expansion of agriculture and associated anthropogenic environmental
changes has allowed intensive interactions between humans, livestock, and
wildlife. |
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Asia has generated more than half gains in global livestock production since last two decades and is expected to continue in future. However the manner of supply growth has imposed considerable social, health and ecological costs. |
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In recent decades, emerging diseases have cast a wide net of fear with new infections breaking into human populations. |
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Expert views and opinions on topical issues that relate to the
human-animal health interface |
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