Emerging and reemerging infectious diseases can result from unbalanced human, animal, and environmental factors. This concept belongs to the One Health perspective and has a growing role in discussions on global health. In addition to affecting the emergence of new or neglected infectious diseases or even the maintenance of a given condition at a population level, different factors of the One Health triad (humans, non-human animals, and environment) also have an effect on human-to-human transmission of pathogens.
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Ellwanger et al. (2018) studied this question.
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