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Frank Houghton AbstractEnglish currently functions as a global terra lingua. Its dominance in scientific and medical research and publications remains strong. However, the Brexit vote and subsequent exit of the UK from the EU has dramatically altered linguistic dominance within this powerful economic bloc. One Health requires ongoing dialogue and communication across disciplines, countries, and […]

One Health and a Common Medical Language in the new Europe: Esperanto versus English Read More »

Frank Houghton AbstractEnglish currently functions as a global terra lingua. Its dominance in scientific and medical research and publications remains strong. However, the Brexit vote and subsequent exit of the UK from the EU has dramatically altered linguistic dominance within this powerful economic bloc. One Health requires ongoing dialogue and communication across disciplines, countries, and

One Health and a Common Medical Language in the new Europe: Esperanto versus English Read More »

Richard Seifman AbstractA historical case-study which describes the development of environmental protection concepts during the last two-hundred years in the United States, related predominantly to Republican politicians. Keywords: Environmental protection, American history, One Health. 2025DOI: 10.61034/JGPOH-2025-04 Seifman US HISTORY OH 250325-1

The United States Conservation Movementof the nineteenth century evolved intothe Environmental Movement of the twentieth century:Could “One Health” be the Movement for the twenty-first century? Read More »

Anuja J Riles, Ellen Aster, Amanda A Cavanagh, Christina Reimer, Suzanne Brandenburg AbstractBackground: Interprofessional education (IPE) in undergraduate medical education is often limited to human health professionals including nurses, pharmacists, social workers, or physical and occupational therapists. IPE activities that include both human medicine and veterinary students are crucial with the rise of complex one

Human and Veterinary Medicine: Expanding Opportunities for Interprofessional Collaboration Read More »

Swapna Susan Abraham AbstractAMR is a significant public health issue of 21st century. The issue is complex with multi-sectoral involvement calling for One Health approach. There is a global call for AMR control and the issue is highlighted in multiple high level global platforms like WHO, FAO and WOAH, providing guidelines and action plans. Laboratories

Laboratories in Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Control and A Practical Approach for Operationalising Action Plan in the Animal Laboratory Sector Read More »

Ayesha Mukhopadhyay, Madhumita Dobe Abstract ‘One Health’ is an integrated and unifying approach that aims to address the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. In developing countries like India, the challenges of implementing ‘One Health’ from theory to practice are unique. The lack of transdisciplinary coordination, limited awareness of inter-sectoral dependencies, and inadequate research

One Health in India: A Critical Analysis Read More »