• 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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Integrating Mental Health into the One Health Framework

This article looks at integrating mental health into the One Health framework, with evidence that environmental stressors (pollution, climate change and infectious disease), affect neurological and behavioral outcomes in humans and animals. It calls for interdisciplinary research to understand these interactions and support public health interventions.

When Viruses Cross Species: UTMB Collaborative Study in Pakistan Finds Evidence for an Unusual Cattle Virus Infection in a Sick Man

In an unprecedented discovery, a recent UTMB-led One Health study in Pakistan identified molecular evidence of a bovine adenovirus in a human respiratory sample—a finding that underscores the silent, often invisible ways that viruses can move between species.

Understanding Epidemics Starts in the Field: A Conversation with Dr. Weaver

What do mosquitoes, West Africa, and cutting-edge virus research have in common? For Dr. Scott Weaver, they’ve shaped a lifelong journey into the heart of epidemic science. Dr. Weaver’s story blends fieldwork, One Health thinking, and decades of partnership with scientists across Senegal, Nigeria, and Sierra Leone. In this article, he reflects on building research infrastructure, discovering new viruses, and why the key to controlling epidemics starts with understanding them—right where they emerge.

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