Join us this World NTD Day on January 30, 2025, for an engaging virtual event focused on tackling Chagas’ disease through the One Health approach.

On December 4 and 5, a who’s who of Illinois health leaders participated in a workshop organized by Drs. Will Sander and Sulagna Chakraborty from the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine.

We created the first (?) One Health high school club established in the world. It was created at Olathe North High School in Olathe, Kansas.

The University of Pittsburgh's One Health Day will discuss the One Health approach, emphasizing the critical role of sustainability in advancing global health.

Without a balance of living organisms, none of our ecosystems could thrive. Biosecurity is a holistic term that includes policies and regulations to protect humans, food, agriculture, and the environment from potential biological threats.

Join us for the 10th Annual One Health Conference hosted by the Stephen & Christine Schwarzman Animal Medical Center. This year, our speakers will explore a comparative approach to cancer diagnosis and treatment in humans and animals.

12-1 pm Eastern ----------The University of Pennsylvania's One Health in Action faculty and Environmental Innovations Initiative has launched a One Health in Action seminar series featuring national and internationally renown scholars who work a

The One Health Institute at Colorado State University is hosting our annual celebration of Global One Health Day on November 7, 2024.

Symposium on One Health communication. Upskill your presentation skills. Learn the value of story in conveying complex ideas. Hear an exciting tale of a zoonotic disease outbreak. Plus short stories on various One Health topics.

The Group on Earth Observations (GEO) Health Community of Practice organized a teleconference that offered scientific talks on building One Health capacity and exploring One Health research applications.

Outbreak: Epidemics in a Connected World, highlights how pathogens can spread to people from wildlife and livestock, why some outbreaks become epidemics and how human, animal and environmental health are connected as One Health.

New York Medical College's Infectious Disease and Environmental Health Interest Groups are excited to welcome a guest speaker Dr.

Join us near Chi-O Clock to learn more about One Health and why it is important. One Health is the interconnectedness and coexistence of plants, animals and humans. How what we do affects each other and our environment.

In honor of One Health Day, faculty and students at the University of Pennsylvania generated One Health in One Minute flash talks to demonstrate how broadly applicable this framework is to approaching health challenges.

One Health Day provides an opportunity for experts and the community to join together in One Health education and awareness.

Cal Poly One Health Club is excited to be hosting Cal Poly's first One Health Symposium on Sunday, November 3rd, from 9 a.m.–12 p.m. PT! Hear from three speakers in human, animal, and environmental fields.

Join us on World One Health Day as One Health Lessons hosts a dynamic webinar on November 3rd, 2024, at 9 AM EST!

Join us at Coppell High School’s outdoor classroom on Sunday, November 3, for a One Health CHS Bioblitz event that highlights the critical connection between environmental health and human health.

The University of Kentucky One Health team and the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment celebrated One Health Day 2024 on November 1 with the inaugural University of Kentucky One Health Symposium.

NASA Earth’s Applied Sciences Program has prepared social media communications for One Health Day 2024, to highlight how NASA satellite and airborne field campaign data can help track air pollution. The team promoted the NASA and U.S.

The 7th annual WesternU One Health Day Panel and Student Symposium is almost here!

Attend the One Health Day Sustainability-themed event on November 1st at Penn State. Penn State's One Health Club hosts this event.

GW Students for One Health hosts an annual speaker event featuring panels of GW professors who speak about how their various departments relate to One Health.

Microbes and witches and bats, oh my!