Heather Simmons DVM MSVPH Zoonotic Emerging amp Transboundary Animal Diseases 2 Up to 75 of EIDs are zoonotic Covid 19 emerged as a worldwide pandemic through the movement of people African swine fever occurring globally through movements of animals and products ID: 935632
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The 9/11 Symposium
Emerging Biological Threats Panel
Heather Simmons DVM, MSVPH
Slide2Zoonotic, Emerging, & Transboundary Animal Diseases
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Up to 75% of EIDs are zoonotic
Covid 19 emerged as a worldwide pandemic through the movement of people
African swine fever occurring globally through movements of animals and products
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R&D Priorities
Risk-based approaches that assesses industry value chains and across sectors
Prevention and detection methodologies for emerging and unknown pathogens
Biological threat reduction/global vulnerability assessments
Early warning systems
Disease surveillance and epidemiology
Critical Infrastructure for United States
Vast interconnected network where threats can occur from various sources domestically and/or globally
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Training platforms of new R&D Tools
Previous career development program and MSI programming
Animal and plant epidemiology
Biological threats
Competencies/curriculum/ certification in field epidemiology across sectors
Agrocrime
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Agroterror
Economic impacts
DHS/Global
DHS
DHS
Global guidelines
Global simulations
Global Threats
Workforce Development Priorities
DHS
Slide5Thank You
Email: heather.engleking@ag.tamu.edu
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