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The importance of a food systems approach to low and middle income countries and emerging economies: A review of theories and its relevance for disease control and malnutrition

The misuse of antiretrovirals to boost pig and poultry productivity in Uganda and potential implications for public health

Rapport de l’atelier de formation sur les méthodes de contrôle de la brucellose au Burundi

ILRI supports vaccination against Rift valley fever in Isiolo County, Kenya, after outbreak

Experts call for increased investment in One Health to reduce the burden of neglected zoonoses

One Health Centre in Africa promotes mass dog vaccination to reduce rabies burden in Kenya

Management of animal diseases and antimicrobial use by information and communication technology to control antimicrobial resistance in East Africa

Silvopastoralism and welfare of animals in Borana

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