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Asia - Human health risks from the human-animal interface

By J. Otte, D. Grace

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Abstract

Growing populations and rising living standards in 'developing countries' fuel
increasing consumption of food, particularly of higher value food items such as fruit, vegetables, and
animal source food (meat, milk, eggs and fish). Asia, with more than half of the world's population
and its high growth in disposable incomes (average incomes have grown three and five-fold between
1990 and 2008 in India and China respectively) takes a central position in shaping global
development of the agri-food sector.

Submitter

Angel Tobey

Purdue University

Date 2012
Pages 37
Publisher FAO
URL http://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/27768
Language English
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  1. Agriculture
  2. Animal diseases
  3. Animal health and hygiene
  4. Animal welfare
  5. Health
  6. Human-animal interactions
  7. Human health
  8. Livestock
  9. Nutrition
  10. pathogens
  11. Zoonoses