What we know about zoonotic threats and how we can minimise their future impact
Published: September, 2026
Evidence note
This Evidence Note brings together current understanding of the issues surrounding zoonotic disease to support more effective responses. It explores the impacts and underlying drivers of zoonotic diseases and examines how globalisation creates new opportunities for transmission, and how increasing human-animal-environment interactions escalate zoonotic threats. It considers approaches to reducing disease occurrence and highlights the growing importance of surveillance, monitoring, and predictive systems.
Recognising that zoonotic risks sit at the intersection of human, animal, and environment health, the Evidence Note highlights the value of a One Health approach to tackling zoonotic disease and reflects on the political and institutional challenges associated with implementing such an approach.

What we know about zoonotic threats and how we can minimise their future impact
DOI https://dx.doi.org/10.1079/CABICOMM-62-8199
Type Evidence note
Published in What we know about zoonotic threats and how we can minimise their future impact
Language English
Year 2026
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One Health Hub
The One Health Hub is a knowledge, evidence, and learning platform that promotes a cross-sectoral One Health agenda encompassing human, animal, plant, and ecosystem health. It identifies gaps in knowledge, analyses evidence, and helps to shape policies for a more interconnected approach to health. The platform works with global and regional organizations to help mainstream a One Health approach in sustainable development. It also supports global development initiatives by helping them to embed One Health thinking in their programming. The One Health Hub is managed by CABI with funding from UK International Development from the UK government, and works in partnership with the Juno Evidence Alliance.
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