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    Case studies from Africa: The value of the 'One Health' entry point for facilitating conservation and development

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    2007
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    Osofsky, S. A.
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    Abstract
    This presentation offers a comprehensive explanation of how wildlife, landscape, and human health are all related and the advantages of using approaches to development that develop synergies across all three perspectives. Further, the presentation has limited content addressing how Animal Health for the Environment And Development (AHEAD) has uses this approach.
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