• The necessity of strengthening the system for prevention of zoonoses
  
• Control measures for zoonoses in compliance with the amendment of the Infectious Diseases Control Law
  
• Three principles of control measures for zoonoses
  
• Infections from non-human primates
  
• Zoonoses caused by imported exotic pets
  
• Zoonoses exempt from notification under the Infectious Diseases Control Law
  
• Incidence of rabies worldwide and the risk of introduction into Japan
  
• Incidence and laboratory diagnosis of tularemia
  
• Monitoring dead crows in parks in Japan for early detection of West Nile fever
  
• Leptospirosis cases infected from imported American flying squirrels, April-June 2005 -Shizuoka City
  
• Four cases of psittacosis pneumonia in a family March-April 2005 -Nagasaki City
  
• Tuberculosis among Japanese monkeys in a zoo, July 2004-March 2005 -Osaka City
  
• Control measures for anthropozoonoses and zooanthroponoses in animal-exhibiting facilities
  
• An outbreak of Marburg disease in Angola and the response by WHO, 2005
  
• Strategy to prevent importation of Marburg disease into Japan, 2005
  
• Laboratory diagnostic system of filovirus infections in Japan
  
• Legionella pneumophila serogroup 1 infection from homemade leaf mold, November 2004 -Saitama
  
• Isolation of influenza virus type AH3 from a traveler returning from Vietnam, July 2005 -Osaka
  
• An epidemic of hand, foot and mouth disease and herpangina due to coxsackievirus A6, April-June 2005 -Nara
  
• An outbreak of norovirus genogroup I infection in a primary school, June 2005 -Shimane
  
• An outbreak of norovirus genogroup I infection probably caused by secondary contamination of dishes at a restaurant, March 2005 -Yamaguchi
  
• Isolation and genotyping of adenovirus type 17, February 2005 -Osaka City

Articles are published in English with the Japanese Journal of Infectious Diseases.

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