#OneHealth

Christopher Ó Ruairc

this will not be a comfort to anyone but #spillover is going to be increasingly frequent, as a consequence of species (e.g. bats) being forced upon into new + different

Dr. Jennifer Provencher, wears a mask

Dear non-govt scientists - when you are working on a review/opinion piece about a topic involving gov't science, it is a good idea to reach out to gov't sci colleagues

Jennifer Shelton

Hi! I’m Jenny & I’m doing my PhD with @oxonandrew of @UK_CEH & @fisher_mat of @imperial_college on drug-resistant #Aspergillus fumigatus in the environment and its relevance for human health. [1/12]

By now, we all have read/seen dozens of analyses, videos (like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se9yqWNIG8A) linking coronaviruses with: 1)Industrialization of farming (not 'domesticated' but *abused* animals), incl. excessive (mis)use of #an

Codex Alimentarius

| April 24 is #WorldVeterinaryDay This year, to celebrate veterinarians all around the world, we have asked you to tell us how they contribute to #FoodSafety.Here's what you said []

It feels like a lifetime ago now, but it's four years since the final report from Jim O'Neill's Review on AMR was published. Today in 2016, would we have been

NEW IPES-Food & @ETC_Group launch the #LongFoodMovement report | What would 2045 look like if it's still "agribusiness-as-usual"? Or can civil society & social movements prevail for healthy, equitable

Dr. Christopher Schmitt

Our paper on #ACE2 and #TMPRSS2 variation–the genes coding for the main receptors for #SARSCoV2 in our cells–in savanna monkeys (genus #Chlorocebus, or #vervets) is just out in @PLOSONE! Let