Surveillance and Virus Dynamics in Cambodia's Ecosystems

This chapter explores the vital role of the Institute Pasteur in Cambodia in public health and disease surveillance, particularly concerning influenza and zoonotic viruses. It highlights the intricate relationships between agriculture, biodiversity, and virus transmission, emphasizing the significance of rice paddies and live bird markets in disease dynamics. Additionally, advancements in genomic surveillance using novel technologies are discussed, showcasing their potential for preventing viral outbreaks and enhancing public health responses.