As the New World Screwworm Returns, Scientists Unite to Fight Back | The Scientist

As local and federal authorities respond to the current outbreak of the flesh-eating blowfly, researchers look ahead to new approaches to keep New World screwworm at bay.

Opinion | A Dose of Good News at the FDA

The agency gives a Huntington’s disease treatment a new look.

FAO Webinar: One Health Aspects of Antimicrobial Resistance in Veterinary Medicine - University of...

Dr. Ákos Jerzsele, Vice-Rector for Science and Innovation at the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, has been invited by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) to...

World's first no-needle, AI-designed vaccine, explained by 2 experts

Scientists have used AI to design a universal COVID vaccine and successfully tested it in humans. Two experts weigh in on how it was designed, the trial results, and the vaccine's potential.

A targeted vaccination strategy: Integrating vaccines into biosafety, biosecurity, and one health...

Vaccination has saved millions of lives and is regarded as one of modern medicine's most important successes. Effective vaccination programs should be based on risk assessment that considers demogr...

ETSU introduces new disaster science program

An interdisciplinary graduate degree will prepare students to solve complex public and environmental health issues.

Raccoons might be spreading diarrhea-causing bacteria in Japan

But it's not all their fault.

Egyptian Alliance of One Health (EAOHS) International One Health Educational Course: May 26, 2026:...

Egyptian Alliance of One Health (EAOHS) International One Health Educational Course May 26, 2026: NEWS ITEM expanded showing Agenda and Speaker’s List   “Operationalizing One Health for Antimicrobial...

One Health framework guides sustainable control of global bacterial zoonoses

Announcing a new article publication for Zoonoses journal. Bacterial zoonoses such as brucellosis, salmonellosis, leptospirosis, anthrax, campylobacteriosis, and listeriosis remain major global...

Andrus Spotlights One Health Approach to Children's Mental Health at Yonkers Breakfast | Yonkers...

L-R Natalia Valdes, Animal Caretaker, Andrus; Dr. Debra Argentina, Ecology Teacher, Andrus; Nate Hill, Executive Director, Metropolitan New York Library Council; Chef Ariela St. Vill, Private Chef;...

The Fight Against ‘Superbugs’ | Duke Today

CL181 SIDE EVENT: WORLD FOOD SAFETY DAY 2026“ From Burden to Solutions – Advancing a One Health...

Speeches by FAO Director General

Opinion | How to stop the next pandemic before it begins

Deadly pathogens can come from nature — or from the lab. That’s why risky research needs guardrails.