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What is zoonoses day?

Updated: 11/13/2022
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zoonoses are a group of diseases that are naturally transmitted from animals to man. They are over 200 in number and the list is increasing. MAD DOG DISEASE CALLED RABIES, PIG BORN BRAIN FEVER, GOAT BORN BRUCELLOSIS, SHEEP BORN Q FEVER, BIRD FLU. Swine Flu, PLAGUE ARE FEW EXAMPLES. There is very little awareness among doctors and public about these diseases . These diseases have to be controlled in the veterinary profession and treated in medical profession.

1. the objective of zoonoses day is to create awareness among all sectors.

2. lt was on 6th July the first global vaccine against rabies was administered

to a 9 year old boy bitten by a mad dog by Louis Pasteur. To organize free rabies vaccination to dogs.

3. it was Louis Pasteur who made this vaccine.

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