Our new One Health micro-credential; "Mobilizing One Health" starts March 3! This online course offers hands-on experience in solving real-world issues, expanding networks, and collaborating with experts in other sectors. To learn more and/or register:

FYI, the Canadian Environmental Sustainability Indicators (CESI) program is a source of data on key environmental issues related to air, biodiversity, climate, water and waste. You can explore the downloadable data, graphs & interactive maps here:

In this @JAMANetworkOpen article, Maldarelli et al. found that an increased cardiopulmonary disease burden in Maryland residents was likely associated with a wildfire smoke–based infiltration of polluted smoke air originating from Western Canada:

It's One Health Affiliated Faculty Friday! Today, we feature Georgina Cox @UofG_MCB who researches how bacteria resist antibiotics and interact with their host; as well as identifying and developing alternatives to antibacterial chemotherapy:

Our next One Health seminar is Wed. March 5, 12:30-1:20, in OVC ECLA 1725 & on Teams! Conservation scientist Dan Kraus will speak on "Common ground conservation: Can One Health approaches reverse the loss of biodiversity?" More info: Free pizza!

The latest edition of our #OneHealth Newslink is out! Read about our new One Health micro-credential, Bachelor of One Health Networking Night on Feb. 24, a One Health seminar on March 5 w/ Dan Kraus, a faculty profile, upcoming events, conferences & more:

In this @NatRevBiodiv review, @ColinJCarlson et al. discuss how pathogens and parasites are responding to global change, and the implications for pandemic prevention and biodiversity conservation. Learn more:

The next EPI-WIN webinar is on February 12, 13:00 to 14:00 CET. It is the first in a series of seminars focused on managing public health risks in mass gatherings. The topic of the first seminar is sporting events. For more details & to register, visit:

NEW BOOK! The CABI One Health Case Studies book showcases the work of #OneHealth practitioners using 28 int'l case studies. Themes include policy; pests & pathogens; water & environment; agriculture & food security; and education & community engagement:

PREZODE interviewed Priya Basu, Executive Head of the @Pandemic_Fund at the World Bank, on how the Fund helps operationalize the One Health approach, from a theoretical concept to practical action at the country or regional level:

In this @antibioticsmdpi article, Horvat & Kovačević provide a holistic overview of the AMR crisis. By applying the 4 pillars of planetary health, the necessity is underscored of collaborative strategies across human & veterinary medicine to combat AMR:

TODAY at 2:00! On Feb. 5, @UofTenvironment presents Samira Mubareka speaking on "Incorporating One Health into emerging zoonoses research, from molecules to ecosystems." Using a #One Health approach can enrich knowledge beyond conventional approaches:

In this @FrontConservSci article, Anderson et al. conducted a literature review of cases of zoonoses-initiated wildlife culls. They found that culls are often of native wildlife species and often increase threats to human health rather than mitigate them:

Public Health 2025, April 29-May 1 in Winnipeg, is a forum for sharing the latest research & information, promoting best practices, and advocating for public health issues/policies grounded in research. More info:

TOMORROW! On Feb. 5, 4:00 CET, the International Alliance Against Health Risks in Wildlife Trade presents a webinar entitled "The Bird Alert: Current challenges and approaches to HPAI" with Thijs Kuiken and Saidal Ali Bah. More details:

TOMORROW! Early Bird registration due Feb. 5 for the One Health: Antimicrobial Resistance & Emerging Zoonoses Conference. Trainees, students, scientists & researchers in One Health, AMR & Emerging Zoonoses are invited to attend. More info & registration:

We're excited to announce our new One Health micro-credential! "Mobilizing One Health" is an online course that offers hands-on experience in solving real-world issues, expanding networks, and collaborating with experts in other sectors. Starts March 3!:

This fall, four Bachelor of One Health students in the "Applications in One Health" course, applied their knowledge to a real health problem, i.e. improving water quality along Lake Huron. They submitted recommendations to Maitland Valley C.A. Read more:

TOMORROW! On Feb. 4, a CABI One Health Knowledge Bank webinar will explore the role methane plays in climate change, public health, agriculture, and ecosystem sustainability, while emphasizing their interconnectedness through a One Health approach:

For Black History Month, @uglibrary has curated a collection of materials on the theme of Black love and healing, showcasing books and resources that highlight familial bonds, friendships, and collective healing within the Black community: