Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV) is the leading cause of human encephalitis in Asia. JEV is
a vector-borne disease, mainly transmitted by Culex mosquitoes, with Ardeidae birds as …

Anthropogenic disturbances and the subsequent loss of biodiversity are altering species
abundances and communities. Since species vary in their pathogen competence, spatio …

Challenges in livestock production in develo** countries are often linked to a high disease
prevalence and may be related to poor husbandry, feeding, and nutrition practices, as well …

Emerging infectious diseases are increasingly understood as a hallmark of the
Anthropocene–. Most experts agree that anthropogenic ecosystem change and high-risk …

Current food production systems are causing severe environmental damage, including the
emergence of dangerous pathogens that put humans and wildlife at risk. Several dangerous …

Summary The west Africa Ebola disease epidemic (2014–16) marked a historic change of
course for patient care during emerging infectious disease outbreaks. The epidemic …

Many species are influenced by the pressures derived from antagonistic co-evolutionary
relationships, such as those between hosts and pathogens. Human civilizations in particular …

Understanding the landscape determinants that escalate Lyme disease (LD) risk through
various times and regions is vital for appraising disease susceptibility and sha** precise …

Infectious diseases may lead to ocular complications including uveitis, an ocular
inflammatory condition with potentially sight-threatening sequelae, and conjunctivitis …

Identifying the locations and drivers of high‐risk interfaces between humans and wildlife is
crucial for managing zoonotic disease risk. We suggest that continent‐wide improvements to …