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UT One Health Initiative retweeted
Save the date for the NAOHUN Scientific Conference, Nov. 6-7 in Amarillo, Texas!
The conference includes plenary sessions featuring the impact of network members in research, education, advocacy & service areas. There will also be student participation: linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
The editors at five @Nature journals invite submissions of manuscripts that advance the understanding of #OneHealth as an integrated approach that aims at protecting global health through disease prevention, detection, and control.
Deadline is Oct. 28: nature.com/collections/hjcbh…
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
Applications due July 31 for the Dr. Gregory D. Bossart Memorial One Health Scholarship!
This $5,000 (US) Scholarship is available to a grad student doing research in wildlife biology, epidemiology, public health etc. using a One Health framework: onehealthcommission.org/en/p…
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
Applications are due July 31 for the Dr. Gregory D. Bossart Memorial One Health Scholarship!
This $5,000 (US) Scholarship is available to a grad student doing research in wildlife biology, epidemiology, public health etc. using a One Health framework: onehealthcommission.org/en/p…
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
The next @UTOneHealth webinar is Thurs. March 26 at noon ET.
Brad Collett will discuss the Tennessee RiverLine, an initiative of restorative recreation along the Tennessee River made possible through partnerships that advance One Health principles: onehealth.tennessee.edu/semi…
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
In this opinion piece, Antoniolli & Flamand outline four shifts required if One Health is to move from rhetoric to reality.
While progress has been made at the policy level; a transformation is needed in the way science is organized, evaluated & rewarded: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
#OneHealth begins with healthy plants. 🌿
They protect ecosystems, reduce disease risk, and support human & animal health.
This #PlantHealthDay, explore 6 reasons why plants are integral to the One Health approach here ⤵️
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@FAO
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
When we recognize the connection between people, animals, plants, and our shared environment, we can better work together to achieve the best health outcomes for all. bit.ly/3UmRblU #OneHealth #OneHealthDay
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
Are you passionate about research and interested in contributing to an innovative global initiative to advance One Health research, information and resource management? Then, the One Health Research Internship Program is for you.
Find more details here:
onehealthdev.org/ohdi-one-he…
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
We're thrilled to officially welcome Dr. Paul Plummer to campus as the new dean of @utcvm! We look forward to Dr. Plummer's leadership in continuing our commitment to excellence in veterinary education, research and care. Please join us in welcoming Dr. Plummer back to East TN!
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
The $5,000 Bossart Memorial One Health Scholarship will support a graduate student doing research focusing on the interconnection between people, animals, plants, and their shared environment using a One Health framework. Deadline is July 31.
More info: tinyurl.com/2s2ufj7z
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
This anonymous 7-minute survey, designed by @WHO, aims at understanding what motivates people, on a personal & profound level, to shift from appreciating One Health theory to actually doing One Health in practice: tinyurl.com/bd6mjmap
Please complete by Mar. 30th!
#OneHealth
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
Our pals Sinan the Squirrel (@tn_sinan) and #Smokey know that human & animal wellbeing are vitally linked. Join them in celebrating One Health+ Humanities Days, Oct. 25-27!
tiny.utk.edu/ohhd
#OneHealth #Humanities @utknoxville #Vols #Knoxville #UTK
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
Live today 5:50 pm & on-demand #HealthConnections @WUOTFM, Dr. Amy Elias, @UTHumanitiesCtr
discusses #ArtsAndHumanities role in #OneHealth, including understanding human, animal, plant, & environmental health, & sustainability and global well-being. @UTOneHealth @utknursing
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
The emerging fungal pathogen 𝘉𝘴𝘢𝘭 is a potential threat for amphibians. Gray et al. use data from dose-response experiments on 35 species to assess vulnerability of North American amphibians to 𝘉𝘴𝘢𝘭 and identify species & areas at risk
@UTOneHealth
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
Looking for a chance to relax and unwind as we near the end of the semester? Join us May 4th on the Brehm Animal Science lawn for Global Games! A variety of fun activities, music, and snacks will be provided. May the fourth be with you all!
#growglobal #MayThe4thBeWithYou
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
Ever wonder what's going on beneath the surface of our planet? Microbiology professor Karen Lloyd teamed up with @sciam to co-host a video about microbes and how they could play a part in solving climate change!
Scientists Karen Lloyd and Peter Barry take you on an animated journey to understand the mysterious microbes in earth’s crust.
🎥 Watch the full video in English: bit.ly/3TUx1hI
🎥 Y ver en español: bit.ly/3KrnFXP
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
Campus leaders took a group of @utknursing, @UTK_TCE, and @UTIAg students on a @UTOneHealth educational program for cross-sectoral engagement in Panama. Read more about the trip at the link below. Read more about the journey at the link below⬇️
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UT One Health Initiative retweeted
On Feb. 6, @roopikarisam will discuss how to bring voices of women of color & other vulnerable communities into data-driven approaches to scholarship through community-engaged work.
Join us online at 3:30pm ET!
Register for the Zoom link at tiny.utk.edu/DLS-Risam
UT One Health Initiative retweeted
"Putting Pandemics Behind Us" report by @WorldBank asserts the benefits of prevention and outlines an investment framework and One Health architecture for zoonotic disease prevention.
Modest investments in prevention can pay huge dividends: tinyurl.com/yc2h2stk
#OneHealth

ALT The cover of a report by the World Bank Group entitled "Putting Pandemics Behind Us; Investing in One Health to Reduce Emerging Infectious Diseases." A logo is also included. The logo is labelled "One Health Humans Animals Ecosystems: and depicts a knot with three open spaces. Each of the open spaces includes icons of 1. the profile of a man and woman's head superimposed on each other, 2. a large deciduous tree, and 3. the profile of a chicken and an elephant superimposed on each other. A photograph of a child riding a water buffalo is included in the background of the text and the logo.




























