WHOA Warns of Lack of Investment in Animal Health Despite Increasing Health Crises
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Funding for the prevention of pandemics of animal origin remains seriously inadequate, while the majority of human infectious diseases come from animals, warns the World Organisation for Animal Health. The World Organisation for Animal Health (WHO) sounds the alarm in its annual report: systems for disease surveillance and control [...] Read more The prevention of animal pandemics, a weak link in the global health system appeared first on Le Sin…
The World Organisation for Animal Health publishes a report to deplore the lack of funding in veterinary services. A deficit that exposes the world "dangerously to cross-border diseases, food insecurity and the next pandemic", warns the intergovernmental organization.
Although essential for the global economy and for human health, veterinary services are chronically underinvested, the World Organisation for Animal Health denounces in a report published today. Its Managing Director, Emmanuelle Soubeyran, calls for their better integration into health investments.
Paris. The World Organisation for Animal Health (WHOA) warned this Wednesday that animal health receives only 0.6% of global health spending and warned that budget cuts leave the world exposed to cross-border diseases, food insecurity and the next pandemic. While defense budgets are skyrocketing to $2.9 trillion, the world is failing in investment in animal health, despite growing evidence that the cost of inaction far exceeds that of prevention…
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