Department of Public Health and Epidemiology

Nowadays, with the growing world population, the demand for food is also high, so the world’s meat, Efforts are being made to produce more fish and animal products. One important factor in doing so is food safety, which is meat, The source of fish is closely related to the health of animals. Therefore, animal disease outbreaks occur in meat, They must see that it is important not only for fish production but also for human health. According to the concept of disease spread, about two-thirds of the diseases that occur in humans are based on animals, so it can be said that understanding and caring for the health of animals is indirectly protecting the health of humans.

At the same time, some animal and animal product production is affected by climate change, Deforestation It is related to environmental degradation such as ecological change. Through this, outbreaks of disease can begin to occur. As a result, many new challenges related to human health have been encountered. Health between animals and the environment is called “one world, “The only health” is seen more deeply. Overall, in today’s world of disease-free and food safety, we need to better understand animal health and disease outbreaks, and we must deeply explore their chain and effects in order to properly deal with them. The University of Livestock Medicine is participating in various aspects to meet this need. diseases that can be transmitted to humans through animals; Antibiotics Public health education and disease outbreaks, such as the dangers of drug residues and food safety, are being taught. Research findings made by this department; The experts who produced it were antibiotics and drug residues. Diseases that can be transmitted to humans through animals; I believe that one brick and one flower will be beneficial in identifying and reducing the chain of disease outbreaks and the potential harm to humans through food.

Department of Public Health and Epidemiology was formed on the 5^th January 2018. Public health and Epidemiology were taught by the Department of Pharmacology and Parasitology before January 5, 2018 (before the establishment of the current department).