What should we know about zoonoses and the species that transmit them?

The ninth episode of the Library's Avoimella otteella podcast discusses zoonoses, which are diseases that can be transmitted between animals and humans. You can learn more about the subject from our themed collection.

Zoonoses are diseases that can be transmitted between animals and humans, and they are be caused by bacteria and viruses, among other things. Some zoonoses are transmitted through vector species. 

Climate change has a significant impact on the spread of zoonotic pathogens and global health. The Library's themed collection focuses on different zoonoses and the species that transmit them, and how global warming affects the distribution of these species.  

The Library's themed collection dives deeper into the subject 

Themed collections are curated by the Library's specialists, and they offer a selection of books, journals and other information sources on various current topics.

You will find themed collections in Helka's main navigation menu - come and check them out! 

Do you have an idea for a new themed collection? Please send us your suggestions by emailing hulib-comms@helsinki.fi!