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Expert analysis examining emerging risks, scientific developments and strategic issues shaping the future of One Health Security

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One Health Doesn’t Need Another Definition. It Needs an Operating Model.

The intellectual case for One Health has largely been won. The 9th World One Health Congress in Lisbon shows the…

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World One Health Congress Update: The Conversation Is Moving From Principle to Delivery

One day into the 9th World One Health Congress, the conceptual case for One Health looks won. The harder question…

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When One Introduction Becomes Two: Germany’s Shamonda Viruses Are Becoming a Test of Emerging-Disease Surveillance

Germany thought it had one newly introduced Shamonda-related virus. Genomic sequencing has just shown it has two — genetically distinct,…

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Drug Development Follows Markets. Biological Risk Does Not.

A pathogen does not know whether its host species is a commercially attractive pharmaceutical market. FDA's new MUMS Blueprint tackles…

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Help Us Build the OHS Prevention Ledger

We are developing One Health Security Monthly Review No.002, The Economics of Prevention, and building an experimental OHS Prevention Ledger…

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Aedes aegypti Is Breeding in Britain. This Is What Prevention Looks Like Before the Emergency

Aedes aegypti mosquitoes have been found breeding in the UK for the first time, in east London. UKHSA rates the…

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Government

Concise briefings summarising government policy, legislation and official guidance relevant to One Health Security and biosecurity

Government

What Denmark’s Animal-Disease Compensation Model Tells Us About Biosecurity

Denmark treats animal-disease compensation as part of its surveillance system, not merely the fiscal aftermath of an outbreak — a…

Government

The EU Animal Health Law: Has Europe Built Prevention into the System?

Five years after it became applicable, the EU Animal Health Law has reordered European animal-health governance around prevention. The 2026…

Research

Evidence-based research exploring the interconnected challenges of human, animal and environmental health through the lens of One Health Security

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Can We Trust the Data? Provenance, Biosecurity and AI-Driven Outbreak Detection

AI can watch for the next outbreak — but can we trust the data it watches, and the data it…

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AI Is Already Watching for the Next Outbreak

We imagine AI against pandemics as the future — but WHO's Epidemic Intelligence from Open Sources (EIOS) already scans open…

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Building Solon: Can an AI Learn to Follow Biological Risk Through the Law?

A pathogen can move through animals, people, wastewater, databases, vaccines and trade as one continuous biological event — while the…

One Health Security Review

Trauma, Trust and Biosecurity: Why Epidemiological Recovery Is Not the Same as Preparedness for the Next Emergency

Biological emergencies end epidemiologically long before they end socially. This flagship analysis defines the Recovery Gap — and proposes a…

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One Health Risk and Policy Scenario Modelling

A structured framework for translating biological, environmental, and agricultural variables into a composite risk signal, and for evaluating how policy…

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