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NEWS
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Presentation by Cheryl Stroud, DVM, PhD at the One Health Academy in Washington, DC.
Recording available
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Video presentation by Tracey McNamara, DVM. Using humans as sentinels of zoonotic diseases.
https://goo.gl/JtTC3B
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Free to the public and educators
The
One Health Commission
(OHC) is committed to One Health Education and believes we should start young and continue life long learning about One Health and One Health issues. A group of passionate OHC
One Health Education Task Force
volunteers is presenting three K-12 teacher workshops July 13 at the U.S. National Science Teachers Association STEM conference and simultaneously launching web postings of compiled One Health Educational materials, K-12 (primary/secondary) and beyond. This new web page also links to the One Health Opportunities page. Please share with us (
[email protected]
) any additional One Health-related educational materials (available free online) and remember to add any undergraduate, graduate or professional One Health opportunities to the
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June 25, 2018 One Health Day 2017 Student Event Competition Awards presented
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Student Teams from Makerere University (Africa) and from Iowa (USA) received award presentations at the Opening Ceremony of the
5th International One Health Congress
in Saskatoon, Canada. Awards were jointly presented by Cheryl Stroud (One Health Commission), Lisa Conti and Laura Kahn (One Health Initiative) and Ab Osterhaus (One Health Platform). Receiving certificates for the winning student teams were Dr. Irene Naigaga for the Makerere students and Neil Vezeau for the One Health Iowa Student team. Each team will receive $2,000 USD in award money provided by the One Health Commission and the One Health Platform. See
Conference overview
and view
Conference Videos.
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One Health Outlook
is a new
open access journal published by BioMed Central (BMC) in collaboration with the One Health Platform. It will have a broad scope to encompass all aspects of One Health.
About the new journal.
Now accepting manuscript submissions.
http://bit.ly/2KMuRjS
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This 19,000 square-foot structure will facilitate multidisci-plinary research collaborations, provide an academic plat-form for students and faculty to address pressing One Health issues and prepare students to become leaders within the
One Health realm. h
ttp://bit.ly/2ulvgP7
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Although medical students usually stick to the human species, Harvard med students have been signing up for rotations at the zoo during their final months of training. The clinical elective, offered for the last three years, is also
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Intracranial arteriovenous malformations (AVMs), located in the brain behind the eyes, are extremely rare in veterinary patients. But the condition occurs more commonly in human patients so veterinarians at the University of California, Davis teamed up with with physicians at UC Davis Health to successfully treat a six-year-old male German Shepherd dog named Crash.
http://bit.ly/2ujJXT1
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Canada. When there is abuse in the home everyone — including pets — is at risk. Recognizing this, Kia Rainbow of Interval House Ottawa and Dr. Michelle Lem of Community Veterinary Outreach have partnered to create a safe space for people and their pets — cats, dogs, rabbits, and hamsters. Through a comprehensive program called 'Escaping Violence Together', the goal is to keep families together and, in doing so, reduce
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One Health and Comparative Medicine
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EVENTS
See additional Events, Past, Present and Future, on the One Health Commissio
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Events webpage
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Last November the One Health Commission put out a
press release
calling Social Scientists to get actively involved in leading for One Health. Over 70 social scientists from around the world responded and are now creating working groups to advocate for and teach about One Health from their perspective. The next OH-SS online meeting is on Monday, July 16. Two meetings will be held that day, 10 am Eastern Daylight and 10 pm Eastern Daylight, to accommodate time zones across the globe. If you would like to get
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August 19, 2018
Kansas City, MO
Hosted by BioNexus KC (formerly known as Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute.)
See Agenda
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http://bit.ly/2u8BtyG
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August 26-29,2018
Hosted by US CDC Task Force for Global Health.
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September 10-12, 2018
Bologna, Italy,
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PAST EVENTS
These are events that have passed but we would like you to be aware of!
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Public discussion organised in Geneva during the World Health Assembly (not an official side event) by the Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP) and the University of Global Health Equity in Rwanda.
https://bit.ly/2k8L6b8
Panellists included:
- Dr Agnes Binagwaho, former Minister of Health of Rwanda, Vice Chancellor of University of Global Health Equity (UGHE)
- Dr Desiree Montecillo Narvaez, Programme Officer, Chemicals and Health Branch Economy Division, UN Environment Programme (UNEP)
- Dr Stephane de la Rocque, Team Leader One-Health Operations in Countries Country Health Emergency Preparedness and IHR Dept WHO Health Emergencies Programme
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OPPORTUNITIES
Submit and See additional opportunities on the Commission's online
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INTERNSHIPS/FELLOWSHIPS/POST-DOCS
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Ithaca, New York, USA
Postdoc will collaborate with elementary school teachers who use (or want to use) nature as a part of their educational process, seeking to improve students' physical and mental health via improving planetary
https://bit.ly/2N4bNKL
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Boot Lab, Berkeley, California, USA
Develop ecological and evolutionary theory and test it in insect-virus model systems in the lab and the field. Build epidemiological models of human tropical disease, specific ecological models of wildlife disease and develop evolutionary rational disease intervention and control strategies.
https://bit.ly/2NBYJ04
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Promoting student-to-student dialogue among U.S. and Chinese university students around critical global issues. Application deadline July 15, 2018 for academic year 2018-2019.
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Reflection is a powerful tool in global health education and practice. All current undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate trainees as well as GH practitioners are invited to submit essays to reflect upon the meaning and lessons learned from global health experiences. These may be in a research, educational, clinical, or ser-vice capacity. The impacts of these experiences on professional devel-opment and personal growth are re-vealed in new partnerships, insights into cross-cultural or ethical issues and ideas for change.
Submissions Open: June 1, 2018
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The Consortium of University for Global Health (CUGH) 6th Annual Video Competition in partnership with the Pulitzer Center will showcase important global health health issues and innovations. Winners will be rec-ognized at the 10th Annual CUGH Conference March 8 - 10, 2019 in Chicago, IL. 2 Submission Categories:
Global Health Advocacy
- Outlines a compelling global health challenge
Innovations in Global Health
- Showcases a high impact innovation in global health.
Submissions Open: June 1, 2018,
Deadline: September 30, 2018
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Up to three awards available, each for a maximum of $338,594.40 US Dollars (£240,000) to support high quality, innovative research collaborations.
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PUBLICATIONS
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European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control. Towards One Health preparedness. Stockholm: ECDC; 2018.
https://bit.ly/2KIzI5v
McClelland A, Frieden TR, The Lancet, Volume 391, No. 10139, p2489–2490, 2018 June 23.
Rodriguez KE, Bryce CI, Granger DA, O’Haire ME, Elsevier, 2018 April 26.
Animasahun VJ et al., The Lancet , Volume 391 , Issue 10132 , 1769
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BLOGS, INTERVIEWS, PODCASTS, PRESENTATIONS, VIDEOS, WEBINARS
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April 18, 2018
Wildlife Health Cornell’s Podcast Series -
Audio essay on Planetary Health by Steve Osofsky, Professor of Wildlife Health & Health Policy, College of Veterinary Medicine, Cornell University. This podcast segment showcases thinking from across the disciplines about the relationship between humans and the environment.
https://bit.ly/2m7H6ZG
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Duke University One Health Research Lab graduate students discuss infectious disease research in children and animals in Malaysia.
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June 13, 2018
by Sharon Deem, DVM, PhD
We need to be aware of the disruptions we are causing because they could come back to bite use (in the form of Zika, Malaria or West Nile). Dr. Deem shares examples of unintended events that are causing new vectors that threaten global health.
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