First slide in the One Health Matching Game, the slide includes Michigan State University Extension logo and MDHHS logo.

One Health Matching Game

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February 12, 2021 - Author: Nick Babcock

A powerpoint matching game focusing on Zoonotic Diseases.

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Tags: 4-h animal science, animal science, zoonotic disease

Authors

Nick Babcock

Nick Babcock
babco116@msu.edu

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