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Zoonosis: Pigs and Wild Boars Are Behind the Increased Circulation of the Hepatitis E Virus
The spread of the hepatitis E virus, which is emerging in Europe, is on the rise. Autochthonous cases are appearing, resulting from zoonotic transmission from pigs and wild boar...
Reverse zoonosis: What is the actual risk?
The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has highlighted the zoonotic risk associated with the transmission of pathogens from animals to humans. But the reverse—the transmission of pathogens fro...
Leishmaniasis: Dogs on the Front Lines
Leishmaniasis is a serious chronic parasitic disease—one that is still not well understood—that affects humans as well as an increasing number of animal species. Dogs are partic...
Translational Research: When "One Health" Becomes "One Literature"
While translational research is beginning to blur the lines between different medical disciplines, the species barrier remains firmly in place. Despite the “One Health” approach...
Comparative Oncology: Bridging the Gap Between Veterinarians and Physicians in Veterinary Medicine
Science has repeatedly shown that cancers in pets and humans share similarities—whether in terms of appearance, genetics, or response to treatment. In this context, animal studi...
A New Canine Coronavirus That Can Be Transmitted to Humans
American and Asian researchers have isolated a new coronavirus of canine origin in patients with pneumonia in Malaysia. It is potentially the eighth coronavirus to have crossed...