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The Public Health Bulletin is a quarterly publication which provides information on surveillance activities, which enables effective monitoring of rates and distribution of diseases, detection of outbreaks, monitoring of interventions, and predicting emerging hazards.

Dr Jacqueline Weyer explains that this study matters for several public health, ecological, and epidemiological reasons,...
09/07/2025

Dr Jacqueline Weyer explains that this study matters for several public health, ecological, and epidemiological reasons, such as reducing the risk of potentially seeding new animal reservoirs for the mpox virus. Discover more insights here: https://ow.ly/LBn650WkXv3

Dr Jacqueline Weyer hopes that her article will inform public health policy to include a precautionary approach to possi...
07/07/2025

Dr Jacqueline Weyer hopes that her article will inform public health policy to include a precautionary approach to possible reverse zoonosis of the mpox virus. Read more here:https://ow.ly/JQWs50WkXtN

Dr Jacqueline Weyer, one of the authors of “The risk of zooanthroponosis of mpox in South Africa,” explains how the stud...
04/07/2025

Dr Jacqueline Weyer, one of the authors of “The risk of zooanthroponosis of mpox in South Africa,” explains how the study came about and her role in it. Read more about her contribution here: https://ow.ly/y5aP50WkXqv

Several international agencies recognise the potential risk for reverse zoonoses of mpox from confirmed human mpox cases...
04/07/2025

Several international agencies recognise the potential risk for reverse zoonoses of mpox from confirmed human mpox cases to their companion animals.

Even though there is currently a lack of information concerning the susceptibility and ability to sustain productive mpox infection in different animal species, stay vigilant.

If you have mpox, it’s best to keep away from your pets until you have recovered. Experts suggest that this could prevent the virus from spreading from humans to animals. Find out more about this cautious approach in our latest opinion piece: https://www.phbsa.ac.za/the-risk-of-zooanthroponosis-of-mpox-in-south-africa/

The countdown is over! Get ready for an action-packed day at our PHBSA stall at the University of Pretoria's School of H...
03/07/2025

The countdown is over!

Get ready for an action-packed day at our PHBSA stall at the University of Pretoria's School of Health Systems and Public Health (SHSPH) Research Day. Dive into engaging activities, gain expert insights, and have all your questions answered about public health surveillance.

Don’t miss out! Click the link provided to explore our latest publications and come with your questions ready!

Link: https://www.phbsa.ac.za/.

We can’t wait to see you there!

Calling all health enthusiasts! Join PHBSA at the University of Pretoria's School of Health Systems and Public Health (S...
02/07/2025

Calling all health enthusiasts! Join PHBSA at the University of Pretoria's School of Health Systems and Public Health (SHSPH) Research Day on July 3, 2025, at the HW Snyman Building North, 4-24.

Visit our stall to participate in fun activities and learn more about our impactful public health research.

Did you know?Some diseases are passed on from humans to animals. This process is referred to as zooanthroponosis. In our...
30/06/2025

Did you know?

Some diseases are passed on from humans to animals. This process is referred to as zooanthroponosis. In our latest Public Health Bulletin South Africa article, we discuss concerns of the occurrence of human mpox reverse zoonoses, with the virus being transmitted from infected persons to animals. Learn how this affects health and prevention. Details here: https://www.phbsa.ac.za/the-risk-of-zooanthroponosis-of-mpox-in-south-africa/

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