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"Unlocking the One Health Approach: Exploring the Intersection of Human, Animal, and Environmental Health"
- 2024/10/12
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"Unlocking the One Health Approach: Exploring the Intersection of Human, Animal, and Environmental Health"
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On October 11, 2024, the One Health Approach to Ecosystems Science will be explored in a session led by Patricia Bright, MS, DVM, Dipl. ACVPM, a Senior Science Advisor for the Environmental Health Program. This seminar, scheduled from 2:00 to 2:30 pm Eastern and 11:00 to 11:30 am Pacific, will delve into the intricate interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health—a hallmark of the One Health framework.
Recognizing the dynamic relationships among these three domains, the One Health model emphasizes a collaborative, multisectoral approach to address health challenges. Patricia Bright, an expert in environmental health, will offer insights into how the health of ecosystems can significantly impact both human and animal health, promoting sustainable practices and preventive measures.
The timing of this presentation is crucial as the world grapples with numerous health challenges that are intrinsically linked with environmental issues, including emerging infectious diseases, antimicrobial resistance, and climate change impacts. By adopting a holistic perspective, the One Health approach aims to offer solutions that transcend traditional disciplinary boundaries, fostering cooperation among sectors and stakeholders.
Bright will discuss how the One Health strategy is utilized to predict, prevent, and respond to health crises that arise from ecosystem imbalances. This methodology is not just theoretical but involves practical applications in policy-making, research, and public health practices. The talk will likely cover case studies on how integrated surveillance systems, cross-disciplinary research, and policy initiatives have successfully mitigated health risks in various settings.
Audience members can expect to gain a deeper understanding of how environmental degradation can lead to health challenges and learn about the proactive measures being implemented to preserve ecosystem functions. This talk is particularly timely in today's context of heightened environmental consciousness and the global push towards sustainable development goals.
By attending this session, participants will be equipped with knowledge about the importance of maintaining healthy ecosystems and the collaborative efforts needed to protect them. Bright’s expertise and experience will provide attendees with actionable insights on how to apply the One Health approach in their professional and personal endeavors to contribute to a healthier planet for all species.
Recognizing the dynamic relationships among these three domains, the One Health model emphasizes a collaborative, multisectoral approach to address health challenges. Patricia Bright, an expert in environmental health, will offer insights into how the health of ecosystems can significantly impact both human and animal health, promoting sustainable practices and preventive measures.
The timing of this presentation is crucial as the world grapples with numerous health challenges that are intrinsically linked with environmental issues, including emerging infectious diseases, antimicrobial resistance, and climate change impacts. By adopting a holistic perspective, the One Health approach aims to offer solutions that transcend traditional disciplinary boundaries, fostering cooperation among sectors and stakeholders.
Bright will discuss how the One Health strategy is utilized to predict, prevent, and respond to health crises that arise from ecosystem imbalances. This methodology is not just theoretical but involves practical applications in policy-making, research, and public health practices. The talk will likely cover case studies on how integrated surveillance systems, cross-disciplinary research, and policy initiatives have successfully mitigated health risks in various settings.
Audience members can expect to gain a deeper understanding of how environmental degradation can lead to health challenges and learn about the proactive measures being implemented to preserve ecosystem functions. This talk is particularly timely in today's context of heightened environmental consciousness and the global push towards sustainable development goals.
By attending this session, participants will be equipped with knowledge about the importance of maintaining healthy ecosystems and the collaborative efforts needed to protect them. Bright’s expertise and experience will provide attendees with actionable insights on how to apply the One Health approach in their professional and personal endeavors to contribute to a healthier planet for all species.