Emerging Infectious Disease Update
A parasite is an organism that survive or among another organism referred to as the host. Parasitology could be a science of learning parasitism and a discipline managing the biology of parasites including its morphology, embryology, physiology, biochemistry and nutrition, etc., ecology of mutuality with stress on parasite-host and parasite-environment interactions. The communicable disease community has confronted many alternative new emerging pathogens, Severe acute metabolic process syndrome–associated coronavirus SARS-CoV, Henipaviruses Hendra and Nipah, and, Avian flu viruses that have caused illness and deaths in humans with the threat of evolution into an outbreak. Of the estimated fifty seven million deaths that occur throughout the globe annually, ˜15 million, >25%, are directly caused by infectious diseases.
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