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Renewed veterinary education is needed to improve the surveillance and control of World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) listed diseases, diseases of wildlife and rare events.

Claude Saegerman, Renaud Lancelot, Marie‐France Humblet, Étienne Thiry, Henri H. Seegers

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Key concepts: Animal health, Veterinary public health, Wildlife, Veterinary medicine, One Health, Control (management), Medicine, Environmental health

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Renewed veterinary education is needed to improve the surveillance and control of World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) listed diseases, diseases of wildlife and rare events. — Research Paper | ScholarLens