Diseases transmitted by pets

Article Abstract:

There are over 150 diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans. Dogs and cats are major sources of zoonotic diseases from bites and scratches, and include rabies, pasteurellosis, and cat-scratch disease. The plague can be transmitted to humans from fleas from a cat. Rabbits and birds can also transmit diseases to humans.

Health aspects, Care and treatment, Zoonoses, Pets, Pet owners

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Using electronic links for monitoring diseases

Article Abstract:

The World Health Organization is using electronic communications to ensure global sharing of information on the growing number of diseases. The bulletin 'Weekly epidemiological record' is available on the World Wide Web.

Information services, World Health Organization, Disease reporting

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