01974nas a2200313   4500000000100000008004100001260003300042653002200075653001900097653001300116653001400129653001500143653003300158100001300191700001400204700001300218700001400231700001300245700001300258700001200271700001400283700001400297700001100311245008600322856008800408300001000496520113600506020001801642       2025                            d  bUnique Scientific Publishers10aZoonotic diseases10aPublic health 10aTraining10aAwareness10aPrevention10aAnimal to human transmission1 aAshraf K1 aRasheed M1 aFarooq M1 aFarrukh N1 aBatool S1 aNoreen R1 aAjmal R1 aMaqsood M1 aRasheed B1 aRiaz A00aImportance of Training and Awareness to Laymen and Public about Zoonotic Diseases  uhttps://uniquescientificpublishers.com/pdf-files/HH/Pathways-of-Infection/18-22.pdf  a18-223 a<p>Zoonotic illnesses pose a serious threat to public health around the world because they can be spread from animals to people. It cannot be emphasized enough how crucial it is to educate laypeople and the general public about these illnesses. The danger of transmission and epidemics is decreased when people are empowered to identify, stop, and react to zoonotic risks through effective education. Good hygiene, safe animal handling techniques, and early symptom detection are the main goals of awareness campaigns since they are essential for prompt medical attention. Understanding the One Health approach, which links the health of humans, animals, and the environment, also promotes ethical conduct that is advantageous to both individuals and communities. We can enhance preventive measures, lessen the stigma associated with zoonotic diseases, and support larger public health initiatives to control and eradicate these illnesses by cultivating an informed population. Therefore, raising awareness and providing training are essential for safeguarding public health and people's safety in both urban and rural areas.</p>
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