About common Zoonoses

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“World Zoonoses Day– 6 th July” Zoonotic diseases Transmission (routes of spread) Animal involved Clinical forms (signs in man) Disease burden /year (no. of cases/deaths) Rabies (Virus) Bites of rabid dog (mainly), cats, monkeys, racoons Canines (mainly Dogs) Two forms: Furious rabies Paralytic rabies Global : 55,000 deaths India : 20,000 deaths (highest in world) Japanese Encephalitis (Virus) Mosquito bites Pigs Birds Encephalitis, tremors & convulsions (mainly children) Global : 67,900 cases India : 1714- 6594 cases Brucellosis (Bacteria) Raw milk of infected animals, Contact with abortion cases/dung Broad range (mainly ruminants) Recurrent fever, fatigue, arthritis, testicle swelling and endocarditis Global : 5, 00,000 cases India : Widely prevalent (ranks 6 th in world) Anthrax (Bacteria) Contact with infected hide, Spore inhalation, Eating infected meat Ruminants highly susceptible Cutaneous anthrax, Pulmonary anthrax Intestinal form. Global : 100,000 cases India : 2000-20,000 cases Tuberculosis (Bacteria) Contaminated raw milk and aerosols Bovines Fever, coughing, emaciation, weakness or fatigue Global : 9.6 million cases India : 2.2 million cases Plague (Bacteria) Bite of flea (found on body of rats & cats) Rodents Pus filled lymph nodes, pneumonia & cyanosis Global : 1000-5000 cases in last 20 years Leptospirosis (Bacteria) Walking in/drinking water having rat urine Rodents (mainly rats) High fever, jaundice, red eyes & rashes, kidney failure Global : 500,000 cases India : Endemic Q- fever (Bacteria) Breathing in air infected with abortion Domestic animals Pneumonia, abortion, arthritis, hepatitis Worldwide (except New Zealand) Toxoplasmosis (Parasite) Eating food infected with cat faeces Felines (mainly cats) Abortion, mental retardation, retinitis Global : 190,100 cases of Congenital toxoplasmosis Leishmaniasis (Parasite) Bite of sandfly (blood sucking insect) Dog Disfiguring skin scars, Enlarged spleen Global : 130 lakhs cases : 25000 deaths 1 billion cases of illness & Millions of deaths every year Direct losses - $2 billion/year Indirect losses ->$20 billion/yr Farm/pet animals/birds reservoirs PREVENTION & CONTROL Animal diseases 75% New human diseases Human Wild life reservoirs 1,415 human diseases (868 are zoonoses) 217 Viruses & Prions 538 Bacteria & Rickettsia 307 Fungi 66 Protozoa 287 Helminths` Awareness about Zoonotic diseases !!! (Issued by: Division of Veterinary Public Health, IVRI) ZOONOSES are infectious diseases naturally transmissible between animals and humans Total human infections - 1415 Total Zoonotic infections - 868 (61%) Total Emerging diseases -175 Emerging Zoonoses -132 (75%) Vaccinate animals Control insects & rats Follow hygiene Eat cooked, clean & covered foods Keep your surroundings clean Losses due to zoonoses

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“World Zoonoses Day– 6th July”

Zoonotic diseases Transmission (routes of spread)

Animal involved

Clinical forms(signs in man)

Disease burden /year(no. of cases/deaths)

Rabies (Virus)

Bites of rabid dog (mainly), cats, monkeys, racoons

Canines (mainly Dogs)

Two forms:• Furious rabies• Paralytic rabies

• Global : 55,000 deaths• India : 20,000 deaths

(highest in world)

Japanese Encephalitis (Virus)

Mosquito bites PigsBirds

Encephalitis, tremors & convulsions (mainly children)

• Global : 67,900 cases • India : 1714- 6594 cases

Brucellosis (Bacteria)

Raw milk of infected animals, Contact with abortion cases/dung

Broad range(mainlyruminants)

Recurrent fever, fatigue,arthritis, testicle swelling and endocarditis

• Global : 5, 00,000 cases• India : Widely prevalent

(ranks 6th in world)

Anthrax (Bacteria)

Contact with infected hide, Spore inhalation, Eating infected meat

Ruminants highly susceptible

• Cutaneous anthrax,• Pulmonary anthrax• Intestinal form.

• Global : 100,000 cases• India : 2000-20,000 cases

Tuberculosis(Bacteria)

Contaminated raw milk and aerosols

Bovines Fever, coughing, emaciation, weakness or fatigue

• Global : 9.6 million cases• India : 2.2 million cases

Plague(Bacteria)

Bite of flea (found on body of rats & cats)

Rodents Pus filled lymph nodes,pneumonia & cyanosis

•Global : 1000-5000 cases in last 20 years

Leptospirosis(Bacteria)

Walking in/drinking water having rat urine

Rodents (mainly rats)

High fever, jaundice, red eyes& rashes, kidney failure

• Global : 500,000 cases • India : Endemic

Q- fever (Bacteria)

Breathing in air infected with abortion

Domestic animals

Pneumonia, abortion, arthritis, hepatitis

Worldwide (except New Zealand)

Toxoplasmosis(Parasite)

Eating food infected with cat faeces

Felines(mainly cats)

Abortion, mental retardation, retinitis

•Global : 190,100 cases of Congenital toxoplasmosis

Leishmaniasis(Parasite)

Bite of sandfly(blood sucking insect)

Dog Disfiguring skin scars, Enlarged spleen

• Global : 130 lakhs cases: 25000 deaths

1 billion cases of illness &

Millions of deaths every year

Direct losses - $2 billion/year

Indirect losses ->$20 billion/yr

Farm/pet animals/birds reservoirs

PREVENTION

&

CONTROL

Animal diseases

75%

New human diseases

Human

Wild life reservoirs

1,415 human diseases (868 are zoonoses)

217 Viruses & Prions

538 Bacteria & Rickettsia

307 Fungi

66 Protozoa

287 Helminths`

Awareness about Zoonotic diseases !!! (Issued by: Division of Veterinary Public Health, IVRI)

ZOONOSES are infectious diseases naturally transmissible between animals and humans

• Total human infections - 1415

• Total Zoonotic infections - 868 (61%)

• Total Emerging diseases -175

• Emerging Zoonoses -132 (75%)

Vaccinate animals Control insects & rats Follow hygiene Eat cooked, clean & covered foods

Keep yoursurroundings clean

Losses due to zoonoses