Biosecurity concept: Origins, evolution and perspectives

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Originally used in reference to the management of biological weapons and bio-terrorism, the term biosecurity was first used in the agricultural sector in the 1980s as “the sum of risk management practices in the defence against biological threats”. This term was then taken up in different strategic documents of different organisations, so multiple definitions and understandings co-exist. This short communication reviews the origins and evolution of the biosecurity concept and dis-cusses the future perspectives of biosecurity in regard to the One Health Approach and the changing environment.

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Renault, V., Humblet, M. F., & Saegerman, C. (2022, January 1). Biosecurity concept: Origins, evolution and perspectives. Animals. MDPI. https://doi.org/10.3390/ani12010063

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