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Emerging Zoonotic Diseases: Early Detection in Veterinary Practice

Unusual clinical presentations and unexpected disease clusters may signal an emerging zoonotic threat. Learn to recognise early warning signs, assess potential exposure risks, and determine when diagnostic investigation and disease reporting are warranted.

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