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Transcending from veterinary public health to one Health: a review of the role of veterinary medicine in human health
From the pre-modern era around 475 CE when ‘horse doctoring’ was the subject of veterinary attention because of economic interest to 1762 when the first veterinary school was established to control the devastating economic effects of Rinderpest (Cattle plague) in cattle; basically, veterinary medici...
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