01588nas a2200217   4500000000100000008004100001260001200042653001400054653003200068653001500100653002500115653003100140100001700171700001200188700001200200700001900212245010800231490000800339520100900347022001401356       2023                            d  c09/202310aAntivenom10aNeglected Tropical Diseases10aOne Health10aSnakebite envenoming10aTransdisciplinary research1 aGutiérrez J1 aBolon I1 aBorri J1 ade Castaneda R00aBroadening the research landscape in the field of snakebite envenoming: Towards a holistic perspective.0 v2333 a<p>Snakebite envenoming (SBE) is a neglected tropical disease that kills and maims hundreds of thousands of people yearly, particularly in impoverished rural settings of the Global South. Understanding the complexity of SBE and tackling this disease demands a transdisciplinary, One Health approach. There is a long-standing research tradition on SBE in toxinology and human medicine. In contrast, other disciplines, such as veterinary medicine or social sciences, still need to be better developed in this field, especially in countries with a high incidence of SBE. Broadening the disciplinary landscape, connecting various research approaches, methods, and data across disciplines and sectors, and engaging with communities affected by SBE in implementing evidence-based solutions are needed. This review summarizes areas that require strengthening to better understand the complexity of SBE and to generate a robust body of knowledge to be translated into effective public health interventions.</p>
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