One Health Paradigm: An Inclusive Approach to Tackling Global Health Complexities
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.56450/JEFI.2023.v1i01.006Keywords:
Anti-Bacterial Agents, Global Health, One Health, Drug Resistance, Bacterial, Environmental Health, AttentionAbstract
The One Health paradigm, a holistic approach encompassing human, animal, and environmental health, has gained significant attention in addressing the complexities of contemporary global health challenges. This extensive review explores the foundational principles, historical evolution, and diverse applications of One Health. By promoting interdisciplinary collaboration and recognizing the interdependence of health domains, One Health emerges as a potent strategy to counter emerging diseases, combat antimicrobial resistance, and address multifaceted health threats.
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