US Agencies Team Up to Prioritize Top Zoonotic Diseases - 360Dx

US Agencies Team Up to Prioritize Top Zoonotic Diseases - 360Dx

US Agencies Team Up to Prioritize Top Zoonotic Diseases - 360Dx

Posted: 31 May 2019 10:30 AM PDT

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – A coordinated effort by 15 state and federal groups has, for the first time, identified a set of priority zoonotic diseases in the US.

Among the eight diseases identified in recently-published report of the US workshop results are a few presenting diagnostics challenges — and opportunities — for both animal and human health testing.

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