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Evelyne de Leeuw 2025DOI: 10.61034/JGPOH-2025-08de Leeuw E . Editorial. The planet in our backyardEDL El planeta en nuestro patio trasero_ESEDL La planète dans notre arrière-cour_FREDL Il pianeta nel nostro cortile_ITEDL O planeta no nosso quintal_PTEDL_ Chinese translationEDL Russian translationEDL Japanese translationEDL Greek translation 

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Alessia González1, Naud Volders1, Alejandro Gutiérrez de Terán1, Corinna Weiß1, Priscilla Schneider1, Zoë van Meer1, Stefanie Beinert2 Abstract Background: Sexual harassment in healthcare is a significant yet under-addressed issue, particularly affecting nurses. Despite increasing awareness following the #MeToo movement, harassment remains prevalent in hospitals, negatively impacting staff retention, patient care, and workplace morale. While the

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

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

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

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

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