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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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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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The Sewer Knows First: Wastewater, Early Warning and the One Health Governance Gap

Wastewater is a population-scale biological sample that can reveal infection — from polio to antimicrobial resistance — before anyone reaches…

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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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Trust Is Biosecurity Infrastructure

If trust determines whether biological-security systems work, why don't we measure it?

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After the Cull: Foot-and-Mouth Disease, Rural Trauma and the Long Memory of Outbreak Control

Twenty-five years after Britain's 2001 foot-and-mouth epidemic, the technical lessons have largely been learnt. The unfinished task is treating trust,…

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Five Outbreaks, One Veterinary System: Why Europe’s Animal-Health Preparedness Needs to Plan for Simultaneous Crises

At different points across the continent, Europe's veterinary authorities are managing African swine fever, avian influenza, sheep and goat pox,…

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The Mosquito in the Garden: Why Europe’s Vector-Control Problem Begins on Private Land

Much of the Aedes tiger mosquito's breeding habitat sits on private land the public-health system does not control. Europe's vector-control…

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When Surveillance Systems Connect but Institutions Do Not

One Health surveillance is increasingly described as a data-sharing problem. The harder question is institutional: when biological information crosses a…

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The One Health Security Founding Essay

Governing Biological Risk in an Interconnected World “The greatest threats to human security no longer emerge from a single source.…

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What Is One Health Security?

Governing Biological Risk in an Interconnected World Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic exposed a structural weakness at the heart of contemporary…

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