One Health Publications

America’s Retreat from Reliance on Public Health Science Hurts Us All

September 29, 2025

“America’s Retreat from reliance on public health science hurts us all.”

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EU launches €253m one health partnership to combat antimicrobial resistance

September 25, 2025

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Fighting COVID-19 with the One Health Initiative

The One Health Initiative’s Dr Bruce Kaplan argues that it is now time for a One Health approach to combat COVID-19 and any future pandemics.

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The American Academy of Pediatrics’ Recommended Child and Adolescent Immunization Schedule

September 19, 2025

The American Academy of Pediatrics’ Recommended Child and Adolescent Immunization Schedule can be found here.

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HZI | A new home for One Health research

September 13, 2025

Helmholtz Institute for One Health celebrates laying of foundation stone in Greifswald

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The Human-Animal-Nature Bond | Center for One Health Research

September 6, 2025

“The psychological bond between humans and animals and the psychological effect of spending time outdoors and in contact with nature appears to have important health consequences. Research has indicated that pet ownership can be associated with a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease and other chronic health problems. Contact with nature such as walking in a park or hiking in the wilderness also appears to have positive health effects.

The strength of the human-animal bond can be seen in people who refuse to leave pets behind when being evacuated during a natural disaster and in people facing homelessness who decide to keep their pets with them at all times.

Better understanding of the human-animal bond can help facilitate efforts to improve the health of people and animals.  …”

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Homepage – Project Coyote

September 6, 2025

Protecting wild carnivores

Fostering thriving ecosystems

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H5N1 detected in Texas dairy herd; researchers can’t pinpoint source of California child’s illness | CIDRAP

September 6, 2025

“… Poultry not likely the cause

The family lived in an urban environment and had a pet dog. A family member had bought raw poultry at a live-bird market more than 2 weeks before the child’s symptoms began. It was cooked and eaten the same day. Investigators wrote that poultry wasn’t the likely source, given that poultry-market testing was negative, the child wasn’t exposed to raw poultry, and the parents weren’t sick. The investigators said the child spent time outdoors at school and may have had environmental exposure to the virus.

The researchers said continued surveillance and real-time subtyping at public health labs is a key part of novel flu surveillance and that detection of B3.13 serves as a reminder that the virus continues to transmit across susceptible species, requiring a strong One Health approach.  …”

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