Biosecurity
Biosecurity refers to measures put in place to protect against the entry, establishment, and spread of harmful organisms, diseases, or pests that could negatively impact human, animal, or plant health, the environment, or the economy. These measures can include quarantine protocols, border controls, surveillance systems, and biocontainment practices to prevent the introduction and spread of pathogens or other biological threats. Biosecurity aims to safeguard biological resources and prevent potential outbreaks or epidemics that could have wide-ranging consequences.
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