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Zoonotic diseases

Zoonotic diseases
December 10, 2018

Jacqueline Nolting from OSU came and spoke with students in the Veterinary and Animal Science Pathway.  Students learned how diseases spread and the threat of zoonotic diseases to both animal and human populations.  Students participated in hands on activities that demonstrated basic biosecurity practices and their effectiveness as well as how easily we can share diseases if they are not used efficiently.

 

   

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Even though I don’t study agriculture in college, my degree demands people who have a deep understanding of everything connected to the environment.
Ryan Cook
MHS Class of 2016
Student, University of Cincinnati

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