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  • Epidemiology
  • Global Health Security

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  • International travel facilitates the rapid dissemination of infectious agents globally.
  • Immigrants, animals, goods, and merchandise also contribute to the spread of diseases.
  • Emerging infectious diseases pose a growing worldwide threat.

Purpose:

  • To raise awareness of the impact of international travel on infectious disease circulation.
  • To review major threatening infectious epidemic diseases.
  • To highlight the need for enhanced international surveillance and response.

Summary:

  • Infectious agents spread globally through international travel, trade, and migration.
  • The distribution of epidemic-potential infections is becoming worldwide, including emergent diseases.
  • Enhanced international surveillance and control resources are crucial for managing epidemic threats.

Impact:

  • Developed nations play a critical role in combating epidemics, especially in developing countries.
  • Sustained international cooperation is vital for effective epidemic control.
  • This review provides insights into major infectious epidemic diseases and intervention strategies.