One Health Day provides an opportunity for experts and the community to unite and bring awareness about One Health in action. This year’s topic on biosensors will inform attendees about their uses in measuring biological, chemical and physical signs of health. The research and development of biosensors is becoming the most extensively studied discipline because they are:

Easy to use
Fast
Low-cost
Highly sensitive
Exceedingly selective
Biosensors contribute to advances in next-generation medicines such as individualized medicine and ultrasensitive point-of-care detection of markers for diseases.

The goal of this event has always been to bring attendees from human health, animal health, and environmental health backgrounds together to educate and collaborate in a safe environment.