Zoonotic Infections

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The article by Linda Waldman and Hayley MacGregor is an excellent piece. This material analyzes multiple views on Zoonotic diseases and impacts me in numerous ways. For example, it has changed my perception of zoonotic complications. I can design effective ways of addressing various strains emerging from animal and human relations upon acquiring knowledge. I can also effectively understand how research has been conducted to address the above issue with time. Hence, I learned numerous aspects based on the article. For example, I have acknowledged that human and animal relations significantly cause zoonotic infections. Approximately 60% of illnesses affecting humans can be defined as zoonotic (MacGregor and Waldman 01).
Previous research on Zoonotic infections ignored multiple causes of diseases. The dynamic world change drivers in livestock systems determine economic and political structures impacting poor farmers and those relying on livelihoods in supply chains. Furthermore, it is evident that individuals from poor areas predominantly...