Recent studies have shown that amongst emerging infectious disease events in humans, about 40% were zoonoses linked to wildlife. Disease surveillance of wildlife should help to improve health protection of these animals and also of domestic animals and humans that are exposed to these pathogenic agents. Our aim was to develop tools capable of detecting unusual disease events in free ranging wildlife, by adopting a syndromic approach, as it is used for human health surveillance, with pathological profiles as early unspecific health indicators. We used the information registered by a national network monitoring causes of death in wildlife in France since 1986, called SAGIR. More than 50.000 cases of mortality in wildlife were recorded up to 2...
The risk of spreading pathogens among wildlife, humans and livestock is increasing in recent years. ...
Actuellement, le risque d’exposition humaine aux zoonoses est, malheureusement, en expansion. Dans ...
Monitoring is needed to identify changes in disease occurrence and to measure the impact of interven...
Recent studies have shown that amongst emerging infectious disease events in humans, about 40% were ...
Des études récentes ont montré que parmi les infections émergentes chez l'homme, env. 40% étaient de...
The ability to rapidly detect and respond to wildlife morbidity and mortality events is critical for...
Health monitoring of wildlife in France : sagir network and epidemiological monitoring of chiroptera...
Syndromic surveillance is a recent concept in epidemiology. Based on automated monitoringof non-spec...
Results of the surveillance of regulated contagious diseases in the french wildlife. The FrenchMinis...
Wildlife biosurveillance. The objective of wildlife biosurveillance is to detect health-related eve...
A potentially sensitive way to detect disease outbreaks is syndromic surveillance, i.e. monitoring t...
A potentially sensitive way to detect disease outbreaks is syndromic surveillance, i.e. monitoring t...
During the past decades the interest in surveillance and monitoring of wildlife diseases has grown i...
Resumen del trabajo presentado a la 61st Wildlife Disease Association and 10th Biennial European Wil...
International audienceAt the University Hospital Institute Méditerranée Infection (IHU, Marseille, F...
The risk of spreading pathogens among wildlife, humans and livestock is increasing in recent years. ...
Actuellement, le risque d’exposition humaine aux zoonoses est, malheureusement, en expansion. Dans ...
Monitoring is needed to identify changes in disease occurrence and to measure the impact of interven...
Recent studies have shown that amongst emerging infectious disease events in humans, about 40% were ...
Des études récentes ont montré que parmi les infections émergentes chez l'homme, env. 40% étaient de...
The ability to rapidly detect and respond to wildlife morbidity and mortality events is critical for...
Health monitoring of wildlife in France : sagir network and epidemiological monitoring of chiroptera...
Syndromic surveillance is a recent concept in epidemiology. Based on automated monitoringof non-spec...
Results of the surveillance of regulated contagious diseases in the french wildlife. The FrenchMinis...
Wildlife biosurveillance. The objective of wildlife biosurveillance is to detect health-related eve...
A potentially sensitive way to detect disease outbreaks is syndromic surveillance, i.e. monitoring t...
A potentially sensitive way to detect disease outbreaks is syndromic surveillance, i.e. monitoring t...
During the past decades the interest in surveillance and monitoring of wildlife diseases has grown i...
Resumen del trabajo presentado a la 61st Wildlife Disease Association and 10th Biennial European Wil...
International audienceAt the University Hospital Institute Méditerranée Infection (IHU, Marseille, F...
The risk of spreading pathogens among wildlife, humans and livestock is increasing in recent years. ...
Actuellement, le risque d’exposition humaine aux zoonoses est, malheureusement, en expansion. Dans ...
Monitoring is needed to identify changes in disease occurrence and to measure the impact of interven...