The One Health European Joint Programme (OHEJP), 2018–2022: an exemplary One Health initiative

Introducing "One Health" as an Overlooked Concept in Iran

Plant-made vaccines and reagents for the One Health initiative

The One Health initiative is increasingly becoming a prominent discussion topic in animal and human health, with its focus on prevention of spread of zoonotic diseases, both in animals, and from animals to humans. An important part of One Health is that diagnostics and vaccines for diseases may be the same thing - and be used for both humans and animals. One potential problem standing in the wa...

One world--one health.

There is, therefore, a need for greater integration and coordination between medical researchers and practitioners, and researchers and practitioners involved in both domestic and wild animal health. This integration has been defined as the ‘One Health’ approach and is an approach that has taken hold in many developing countries where infectious diseases remain prevalent, but less so in develop...

One world, one health

The notion that humans, animals and the environment are tightly linked and that their respective well-beings are interdependent has been recognized for centuries. However, the sophistication of these interactions has only begun to be revealed. Even by the late nineteenth century, it was established knowledge that human and animal health have many commonalities; an insight that more recently led...

One What? Why GI Researchers Should Know and Care About the One Health Initiative

he One Health Initiative is an international moveTment that began in 2006 and is supported by, among others, the American Medical Association and the US Centers for Disease Control. Its goal is both laudable and logical: to bring together animal, human, and environmental health practitioners for collaborations that enhance health and well being, broadly and globally. Sadly, although One Health ...