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How Animal Disease Surveillance Protects Human Health: COVID-19 and Beyond

SARS-CoV-2, which causes COVID-19 in humans, is a zoonotic virus, and has been detected in multiple species of animals, including cats, dogs, deer, lions, otters, hippos, manatees, and mink. This has brought into focus how the health of humans is interconnected with the health of animals and our shared environment, and why animal disease surveillance is an important component of measures to protect human health. This video explores what animal surveillance looks like on the ground in an urban area of the US. Click https://ja.ma/3oPfxEJ to read a JAMA Medical News feature on animal reservoirs of COVID-19, and visit http://jamanetworkvideo.com for more content like this. Links to sources referenced in the video are embedded in the transcript at https://ja.ma/animal 0:00 White-tailed deer fawn surveillance 01:14 What is a "zoonosis" or "zoonotic disease" 01:32 Risks of SARS-CoV-2 in animals--reservoirs and new variants 02:10 Forest Preserve District of Cook County 03:23 One Health 04:28 Disease in urban wildlife 05:30 Radio telemetry 06:52 Baby osprey surveillance 07:46 Importance of active surveillance 09:08 Increasing risks of zoonotic spillover events #covid19 #coronavirus #covid #zoonosis #publichealth