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One Health Security analysis, briefings and research tagged “One Health”.
The first documented human infection with Shamonda virus was announced on 22 October 2026. It does not establish a new…
AnalysisThe next generation of One Health surveillance must do more than count cases. It has to connect weak signals across…
One Health Security ReviewPrevention is not underfunded because nobody understands its value. It is underfunded because its costs are immediate and attributable while…
AnalysisFAO has launched a One Health intelligence hub. The harder question is what a genuine early-warning system should be watching…
ResearchA worked case through the OHS Prevention Ledger. Vaccinating Ethiopia’s dogs against rabies looks worth twelve times its cost in…
AnalysisMoney for biological emergencies is almost always found after the emergency has started, on terms negotiated under pressure, and too…
AnalysisSuccessful prevention produces no invoice, no inquiry and no headline. Its value lies in a world that did not occur,…
AnalysisPrevention can be worth far more than it costs to society and still be a bad deal for whoever is…
ResearchA guide to using the Prevention Ledger — what it records, how it calculates, how to read its results, and…
AnalysisA strange protective suit in a Brussels museum cabinet tells the story of the flooded Belgian front in the First…
AnalysisWhat bluetongue actually is, how it spreads, why it cannot make you ill, and why BTV-3 has become such a…
AnalysisThe DRC is managing the second-largest Ebola outbreak ever recorded, and WHO names wildlife among its suspected sources. Great apes…