Newsletters September 2022Communicating Epidemic News to the General Public: An Evolving Strategy Challenges and Accomplishments in Tackling Enteropathogenic E. Coli August 2022UTMB, Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences, and Duke University Researchers Win $3M in NIH Funding to Conduct Environmental and Occupational Health Research Medical Scholars Learn About Molecular Diagnostics in UTMB’s New Molecular Diagnostic Training Program One Health and the Systems Approach, Texas Style July 2022Mining the Ocean for Viruses: Researchers at the University of Texas A&M at Galveston Aim to Understand the Role of Ocean Viruses in Overall Ocean HealthCOVID-19 Pandemic Precautions Have Profound Impact on Other Respiratory Tract InfectionsRickettsia: Vector-borne Bacterial Infections and One Health June 2022Viral Maintenance in a Small, Geographically Isolated Bat PopulationArboviruses: Transmission and Diagnosis in the Context of One HealthTexas Migrant Farmworkers Benefit from Occupational Health and One Health Approaches in Improving Their Healthcare May 2022UTMB Unveils its New School of Public and Population Health UTMB Infectious Diseases Clinician, Considers One Health Approaches in fighting Emerging Infectious Diseases UTMB Clinician Embrace of International Collaborations in One HealthUTMB Medical Students Highlight Their Perspectives on a Virtual One Health Experience in Recently Published 2022 ISOHA Journal Article April 2022New Animal Coronaviruses are Infecting Humans More Often than We RealizeThe Growing Importance of a One-Health Lens, according to Dr. Peter MelbyOne Health: What’s All the Fuss and What Does it Mean for UTMB?