One Health addresses which type of issues?

• A. Only climate change issues.
• B. Marketing concerns.
• C. Financial risk analysis.
• D. Public health issues with potential animal origin.

Answer: (D)

One Health focuses on the interconnected health of people, animals, and the environment, especially issues where disease or health risks move between animals and humans. It aims to prevent and control public health problems that originate in animals or are shaped by the shared environment, through collaboration among veterinarians, physicians, ecologists, and other professionals. Examples include zoonotic diseases such as rabies and avian influenza, the spread of antimicrobial resistance between animals and people, and food- and environment-related health risks.

Other choices don’t fit because marketing concerns are about business promotion, and financial risk analysis deals with economic risks rather than health interconnections. Climate change can influence One Health issues, but it’s not the sole type of issue the approach addresses.