Resumen

GRISOTTI, Márcia. Interdisciplinary and intersectoral challenges in human and animal health surveillance. Forum Sociológico [online]. 2024, n.45, pp.93-105.  Epub 27-Dic-2024. ISSN 0872-8380.  https://doi.org/10.4000/130uv.

The crisis of modernity is characterized by potentially severe risk events for humanity, animals and the environment, threatening public health, social security and economies. This debate poses new challenges for global health, especially with regard to the surveillance of diseases of zoonotic origin. Based on the One Health approach, this article analyses the sociopolitical challenges of health and epidemiological risk surveillance systems in the context of zoonotic diseases based on a case study (abdominal angiostrongyliasis), which investigated the implications that different diagnostic techniques have on the constitution of the “reality” of this disease in humans and the mechanisms that lead to considering it a public health problem; as well as sociopolitical configurations of the process of traceability, control and notification of tuberculosis of bovine origin by animal health surveillance services and its connection (or not) with human health.

Palabras clave : global health; One Health, pandemics; risks.

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