Research on the Functional Positioning and Practical Pathways of Preventive Veterinary Medicine in the Control of Major Animal Epidemics
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collaboration. Despite challenges such as limited veterinary capacity, weak biosecurity, and fragmented health systems, strategies including
risk-based surveillance, digital epidemiology, standardized vaccination, strengthened veterinary services, and One Health coordination can
significantly improve epidemic prevention and control while promoting sustainable livestock development.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/pmr.v3i9.9893
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