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1441.
What is the role of enhanced laboratory capacities in the 'One Health Framework'?
A To limit disease diagnosis.
B To support disease diagnosis.
C To conduct research unrelated to diseases.
D To reduce the number of testing facilities.
1442.
The framework emphasizes community engagement and awareness programs to:
A Increase fear of diseases.
B Educate the public about risks and preventive measures.
C Discourage public participation.
D Promote misinformation.
1443.
What are the expected benefits of the 'One Health Framework'?
A Increased economic losses from disease outbreaks.
B Reduced public health outcomes.
C Better public health outcomes and reduced economic losses.
D A less sustainable approach to health risk management.
1444.
Why is the 'One Health Framework' particularly crucial now?
A Because of decreasing human-animal-environment interactions.
B Due to increasing human-animal-environment interactions and potential for novel disease emergence.
C Because zoonotic diseases have become extinct.
D Due to a reduction in scientific research.
1445.
The 'One Health Framework' seeks to build resilient public health systems capable of:
A Responding only to existing epidemics.
B Preventing, detecting, and responding to potential outbreaks.
C Ignoring emerging diseases.
D Focusing only on treatment.
1446.
Which of the following is a key component of the 'One Health Framework'?
A Reducing laboratory capacities.
B Improved data sharing among different sectors.
C Discouraging public awareness programs.
D Limiting research efforts.
1447.
What is a major goal of the 'One Health Framework' regarding zoonotic diseases?
A To reduce international collaboration.
B To strengthen surveillance, early detection, and response mechanisms.
C To increase the spread of diseases.
D To focus only on treatment after outbreaks.
1448.
Which ministries are key participants in the 'One Health Framework'?
A Ministry of Finance, Ministry of External Affairs, Ministry of Defence.
B Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry & Dairying, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change.
C Ministry of Education, Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Tourism.
D Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry of Communications, Ministry of Power.
1449.
What is the fundamental principle behind the 'One Health Framework'?
A Focusing solely on human health.
B Recognizing the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health.
C Separating animal and environmental health concerns.
D Prioritizing only disease prevention.
1450.
When was India's 'One Health Framework' launched?
A March 21, 2026
B March 22, 2026
C March 23, 2026
D March 24, 2026