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has title	Emerging viral threats in Gabon: health capacities and response to the risk of emerging zoonotic diseases in Central Africa
Creator	Bourgarel, M Gonzalez, J-P Wauquier, N
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abstract	Emerging infectious diseases (EID) are currently the major threat to public health worldwide and most EID events have involved zoonotic infectious agents. Central Africa in general and Gabon in particular are privileged areas for the emergence of zoonotic EIDs. Indeed, human incursions in Gabonese forests for exploitation purposes lead to intensified contacts between humans and wildlife thus generating an increased risk of emergence of zoonotic diseases. In Gabon, 51 endemic or potential endemic viral infectious diseases have been reported. Among them, 22 are of zoonotic origin and involve 12 families of viruses. The most notorious are dengue, yellow fever, ebola, marburg, Rift Valley fever and chikungunya viruses. Potential EID due to wildlife in Gabon are thereby plentiful and need to be inventoried. The Gabonese Public Health system covers geographically most of the country allowing a good access to sanitary information and efficient monitoring of emerging diseases. However, access to treatment and prevention is better in urban areas where medical structures are more developed and financial means are concentrated even though the population is equally distributed between urban and rural areas. In spite of this, Gabon could be a good field for investigating the emergence or re-emergence of zoonotic EID. Indeed Gabonese health research structures such as CIRMF, advantageously located, offer high quality researchers and facilities that study pathogens and wildlife ecology, aiming toward a better understanding of the contact and transmission mechanisms of new pathogens from wildlife to human, the emergence of zoonotic EID and the breaking of species barriers by pathogens.
has issue date	2010-06-03(xsd:dateTime)
bibo:doi	10.3134/ehtj.10.163
bibo:pmid	22460397
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schema:url	https://doi.org/10.3134/ehtj.10.163
resource representing a document's title	Emerging viral threats in Gabon: health capacities and response to the risk of emerging zoonotic diseases in Central Africa
has PubMed Central identifier	PMC3167654
has PubMed identifier	22460397
schema:publication	Emerg Health Threats J
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