A concise review on certain important veterinary viruses in the Americas

Animals have become an essential member for our society, with roles related to company, human well-being and therapy for some diseases, and as a source of food in many populations around the world. Animals intended for human consumption like pigs and cattle, as well as companion animals, specificall...

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Autores:: Giraldo Ramírez, Sebastián
Rendón Marín, Santiago
Ruiz Sáenz, Julián

Tipo de recurso:: Article of investigation

Fecha de publicación:: 2021

Institución:: Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia

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title	A concise review on certain important veterinary viruses in the Americas
spellingShingle	A concise review on certain important veterinary viruses in the Americas Animal viruses Companion Animals Farm ANimals Livestock Re-emerging diseases Zoonotic diseases
title_short	A concise review on certain important veterinary viruses in the Americas
title_full	A concise review on certain important veterinary viruses in the Americas
title_fullStr	A concise review on certain important veterinary viruses in the Americas
title_full_unstemmed	A concise review on certain important veterinary viruses in the Americas
title_sort	A concise review on certain important veterinary viruses in the Americas
dc.creator.fl_str_mv	Giraldo Ramírez, Sebastián Rendón Marín, Santiago Ruiz Sáenz, Julián
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv	Giraldo Ramírez, Sebastián Rendón Marín, Santiago Ruiz Sáenz, Julián
dc.subject.spa.fl_str_mv	Animal viruses Companion Animals Farm ANimals Livestock Re-emerging diseases Zoonotic diseases
topic	Animal viruses Companion Animals Farm ANimals Livestock Re-emerging diseases Zoonotic diseases
description	Animals have become an essential member for our society, with roles related to company, human well-being and therapy for some diseases, and as a source of food in many populations around the world. Animals intended for human consumption like pigs and cattle, as well as companion animals, specifically cats and dogs, are constantly threatened by multiple viral agents. This puts at risk pet owners and threatens food security in the region. Considering that control or eradication is a complex problem that involves several aspects, there is a limited success in this regard for viral diseases such as foot-and-mouth disease, rabies and classical or African swine fever, this review aims to show the most important characteristics, in the epidemiological context, from farm animals virus, re-emerging viruses affecting companion animals, and emerging and re-emerging zoonotic viruses. Since viral pathogens affect animal populations and human well-being, there is a need to increase efforts to control, monitor and eradicate them from livestock and companion animals. The following sections contribute to improve the understanding of these viral agents and orchestrate actions of control entities in the Americas.
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spelling	Giraldo Ramírez, SebastiánRendón Marín, SantiagoRuiz Sáenz, Julián26 p.2022-02-09T12:17:44Z2022-02-09T12:17:44Z2021-040122-0268https://doi.org/10.21897/rmvz.1965https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12494/43882Giraldo-Ramirez, S., Rendon-Marin, S., & Ruiz-Saenz, J. (2021). A concise review on certain important veterinary viruses in the Americas. Journal MVZ Cordoba, 26(2), e1965.Animals have become an essential member for our society, with roles related to company, human well-being and therapy for some diseases, and as a source of food in many populations around the world. Animals intended for human consumption like pigs and cattle, as well as companion animals, specifically cats and dogs, are constantly threatened by multiple viral agents. This puts at risk pet owners and threatens food security in the region. Considering that control or eradication is a complex problem that involves several aspects, there is a limited success in this regard for viral diseases such as foot-and-mouth disease, rabies and classical or African swine fever, this review aims to show the most important characteristics, in the epidemiological context, from farm animals virus, re-emerging viruses affecting companion animals, and emerging and re-emerging zoonotic viruses. Since viral pathogens affect animal populations and human well-being, there is a need to increase efforts to control, monitor and eradicate them from livestock and companion animals. 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