One Health

One Health helps veterinarians boost the health of pets, humans, and our environment in all facets of medicine

First-of-its-kind One Health Microbiome Resource will serven as largest and most comprehensive database of human and pet microbiomes

Veterinary professionals and architects can team up to design a clinic that promotes the best client service and patient care while supporting One Health

Researchers have opportunity to receive funding in various areas, from oncology to neurology and beyond

Strides being made with be shared by those in both human and animal healthcare

A 10-part monthly podcast series called The Humanimal Connection Podcast

How COVID-sniffing dogs are aiming to change the game

Unveiled new online resource on One Health for healthcare professionals plus those in other scientific, environmental, and health industries

Celebrating One Health Awareness Month with Adam Christman, DVM, MBA

The grant will be awarded to Purdue University to be used in new brain imaging research to measure human-dog interaction

These pollinators are critical to agriculture with healthy commercial hives essential for securing high crop yields.

Investigators attempted to estimate the human-to-pet transmission rate of the virus and identify the risk factors, including food and water bowls.

The new doctoral program will help students engage, train, and collaborate in One Health Sciences scholarship

Here is a look at what disease spikes could be on the horizon for veterinary and human medicine

Merryman will leverage his extensive background to offer science-based counsel directly to Gillibrand and her staff

Humanimal Trust drives collaboration between vets, doctors, and researchers so that all benefit from equal medical progress

Explore the world on therapy dogs with Zuri and Annabelle Dunn

California county announced they received funding to provide testing for animals, from companion animals to marine mammals

As this zoonotic virus spreads worldwide, animal healthcare professionals should prepare to treat patients with the disease and prevent its spread

Risks of live-attenuated bacterial veterinary vaccines for immunocompromised pet owners and protecting them by using a One Health approach

Treatment, travel, and receiving are challenging but achievable with a coordinated, detailed plan

This marks the first study designed to examine pet exposure to aromatic amines in the household.

The division of Merck & Co, Inc will virtually host a webinar dedicated to educating attendees on the One Health approach to vector-borne diseases

The fellowship displays the institute’s dedication to supporting researchers and future leaders in the biomedical field.

The study analyzed canine cancer in over 700 dogs across 23 tumor types and can help progress precision cancer therapeutics.

Dr Kurt Williams fills this role at OSU during a time when COVID-19 has demonstrated the significance of laboratories and their testing capabilities.

The Texas Tech School of Veterinary Medicine faculty hires a former visiting USDA scientist to join its ranks.

Take a closer look at these informative articles covering the latest research surrounding the management and prevention of VBDs in humans and animals alike.

This international movement is making strides in elevating disease prevention, surveillance, monitoring, control, and mitigation. Here is how.

This 15-year commitment will power approximately 33% of Zoetis’ North American operations’ projected energy needs and will nurture a cleaner and more sustainable environment for humans and animals alike.