• One Health: Advancing Health in Humans, Animals and the Environment

  • One Health: Advancing Health in Humans, Animals and the Environment

  • One Health: Advancing Health in Humans, Animals and the Environment

  • One Health

    Advancing Health in Humans, Animals and the Environment

What is One Health?

One Health is a worldwide strategy for advancing health in humans, animals and the environment through communication and collaboration between multiple disciplines with the realization that human, animal, and environmental health are all connected.

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Studying Neglected Tropical Diseases to Prevent their Future Morbidity

In this issue UTMB dietitian Mollie Johnson summarizes the background and One Health research of a very unique and talented new UTMB faculty member, Dr. Melinda Tanabe.

What’s Circulating in Cattle? New One Health Research Tracks Respiratory Viruses on Farms

What viruses are circulating on cattle farms, and what could that mean for animal and human health? In a recently submitted manuscript, researchers used a One Health approach to detect emerging and co-circulating respiratory viruses in cattle and farm environments, underscoring the need for continued surveillance at the human-animal-environment interface.

Emerging Public Health Concern: High Incidence of Plasmodium knowlesi Malaria in Malaysia Calls for a One Health Approach Solution

Recently, Malaysia experienced an upsurge in malaria cases associated with Plasmodium knowlesi (1,2). A recent collaborative study involving scientists from Malaysia, Duke University, and the University of Texas Medical Branch examined the underlying factors driving this increase and explored the epidemiological dynamics of P. knowlesi malaria in the region

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