Making the world safe and secure from emerging infectious and neglected tropical diseases by applying One Health – the synergy of animal, human, and environmental sciences – to global health and security.
Making the world safe and secure from emerging infectious and neglected tropical diseases by applying One Health – the synergy of animal, human, and environmental sciences – to global health and security.
An important piece of bipartisan legislation is currently making its way towards authorization in our nation’s capital. The Pandemic and All-Hazards Preparedness and Advancing Innovation Act of...
ATTN Students and Young Professionals Interested in Biosecurity: Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to share your ideas, contribute to the global biosecurity strategy, and attend t...
Attention DVM, Md, PhD, and MPH Students: Don't miss out on this exciting new course opportunity for interdisciplinary field experience in One Health. Applications are due May 1st, 2018. ...
Article originally published in October 2017 Dean's Corner. View original story here. Texas A&M graduate students from Iraq had the unique opportunity to learn about biosafety and bios...
Article originally published on The Conversation. View original story here. Harvey and Irma present nearly perfect conditions for Zika-spreading mosquitoes Even as the floodwaters from ...