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Ebola, hantavirus : doit-on s’occuper de la santé des animaux ?
France Culture·2026-06-03 17:03:00·2 views
Dans un rapport publié le 13 mai 2026, l’Organisation mondiale de la santé animale déplore que la santé animale, levier central de prévention des épidémies, ne représente que 0,6 % environ des investissements sanitaires mondiaux, alors que 75% des maladies émergentes humaines sont d’origine animale.
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Ebola, hantavirus : doit-on s’occuper de la santé des animaux ?
Dans un rapport publié le 13 mai 2026, l’Organisation mondiale de la santé animale déplore que la santé animale, levier central de prévention des épidémies, ne représente que 0,6 % environ des investissements sanitaires mondiaux, alors que 75% des maladies émergentes humaines sont d’origine animale.
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