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Gavin Conferences invites participants from all over the world to attend “2nd World Congress on Infectious Diseases & Vaccines”.

Free webinar but registration is needed
Risks of future pandemic threats and how to prepare
16 July 16:00 PM - 18:00 PM CET
Threats from the animal-human reservoir
Bats as an example of a major reservoir

Free webinar but registration is needed. 13 July 16:00 PM - 18:00 PM CET
Managing a raging pandemic: a steep learning curve
Where is the SARS-CoV-2 going from here?
Public health strategies: mitigation versus elimination strategies

Webinar
One Health Latinoamérica, Ibero y el Caribe (OHLAIC)
06 de julio de 2020
10 AM Colombia, Perú. 11 AM Chile. 12 PM, Argentina-Brasil.
8 AM Seattle y 5 PM Europa

https://rabiesalliance.org/world-rabies-day/awards/shortlist

We are pleased to bring your attention to a unique opportunity to connect with world leaders like Stanley Plotkin and Albert Osterhaus to learn about from their latest exclusive insights about challenges in vaccine development or listen to Malik P

The course illustrates epidemiological concepts that we are exposed to in everyday life and helps learners interpret these concepts for their own understanding of current events related to diseases in animals and people.

On the 14th of April, a new podcast called "Cracking One Health" was launched.

7th WVA Global One Health Summit with high-level support of FAO, OIE and WHO will focus on the topic of Climate change and its future impact on disease burdens, food security, and the economy.

Peers Alley Media grandly launches an International event on Infectious Diseases in Paris

Join us as we bring scientists, healthcare professionals, educators, students, policy makers, and community stakeholders together to learn about the latest advances in One Health research.

the International Society for Infectious Diseases (ISID) is collaborating with the Malaysian Society of Infectious Diseases and Chemotherapy (MSIDC) for the 19th International Congress on Infectious Diseases (ICID) taking place in Kuala Lumpur on

International Webinar about One Health & One Welfare, from differents points of view, including aspects of public health, social duty, human and animal welfare.

The ISOHR is an international meeting that aims to promote human, animal and environmental health through the interdisciplinary ‘One Health’ approach to collaborative research locally and globally.

The increase of bacterial resistance to antimicrobials presents serious consequences and new challenges for public health; animal welfare, food safety, and environmental health.

The increase in bacterial resistance to antimicrobials presents serious consequences and new challenges for public health; animal welfare, food safety, and environmental health.

The International Symposium on Veterinary Medicine (SIMVET) is a biennial professional-scientific even occurring since 2006.

“7th Annual Conference on Parasitology & Infectious Diseases” conference on November 14-15, 2019 to be held in Abu Dhabi,UAE which joins promote keynote shows, Oral talks, Poster presentations and Exhibitions.

The 1st International One Health Forum will focus on strengthening the public health practice of national public health institutes (NPHIs) in Africa by assembling representatives from existing One Health initiatives and networks.

The World Healthcare Students Alliance WHSA ( composed of the international federations of medical, pharmacy, dentistry and veterinary students, IFMSA, IPSF, IADS, and IVSA) joined hands and did an international awareness campaign for healthcare s

The International Symposium on Veterinary Medicine is a biennial professional-scientific event held by the Graduate Program in Veterinary Medicine of the Universidade Federal de Viçosa, Brazil.

"Tangible Ways to Integrate One Health into Risk Assessments” is as session at the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) North America 40th Annual meeting.

The Mosquito’s Climate Dance. The IPCC reports that Mosquito vector-borne diseases are the infectious diseases most sensitive to changes in climate. Find out why.