Influenza aviar: un reto latente / Avian influenza: a latent challenge
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.12668094Keywords:
Salud Pública, Epidemiología, Virosis, Gripe Aviar / Public Health, Epidemiology, Virus Diseases, Avian FluAbstract
Resumen
El virus influenza aviar se identificó por primera ocasión en China, en el año 1996, pero fue en 2021 cuando inició la presencia de numerosos brotes de influenza aviar en diferentes regiones del mundo, incluido México. Este virus ha causado un impacto significativo en la salud y bienestar animal, ya que afecta, principalmente, a aves silvestres, aves de corral y a otros animales, incluido el ser humano, por lo que ha puesto en riesgo la seguridad alimentaria y la subsistencia de quienes dependen de la avicultura.
Abstract
The avian influenza virus was first identified in China in 1996, but it was in 2021 when numerous outbreaks of avian influenza began in different regions of the world, including
Mexico. This virus has caused a significant impact on animal health and well-being, since it mainly affects wild birds, poultry and other animals, including humans, putting the food security and subsistence of those who depend on it at risk.
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