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Dear All, Greetings from the One Health Secretariat! We are excited to share the third issue of Interface: One Health Newsletter. This issue brings together highlights from key One Health events, disease outbreaks that touched communities, and landmark policies and assessments shaping the One Health agenda. You will also find inspiring actions from our partners […]

The University of Idaho’s Institute for Health in the Human Ecosystem (IHHE) will host its annual Biology of Vector-Borne Diseases (BVBD) course from June 15–20, 2026 in Moscow, Idaho, USA. This six-day course is designed for advanced graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, early-career faculty, and professionals working in the field of vector-borne diseases. About the Course

Hello Readers, Greetings from the One Health Secretariat! We are excited to share the second issue of Interface: One Health Newsletter. Our first issue came out back in March 2018, and after a long pause, we are delighted to be back again with stories that matter to all of us. This issue (covering October 2024–July

Fresher’s reception program is an annual Chattogram Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (CVASU) program. After admitting new first-year students, the university organizes a combined program to warmly greet the students of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine (FVM), Faculty of Food Science and Technology (FST), and Faculty of Fisheries (FOF) together. This year, CVASU has inaugurated

Health disparities, health measurement, and time are crucial determinants of global health security and pandemic preparedness. These factors are especially significant in developing countries, where health inequalities exacerbate the spread of infectious diseases and hinder effective pandemic responses. In this essay, I will synthesize the roles of these three important factors and analyze their impact

On behalf of the One Health Secretariat (OHS), we are pleased to invite you to review the Bangladesh One Health Strategic Framework (2025-2030) and share your valuable feedback by January 25, 2025

One Health linking the health of people, animals and the environment is limited to the professionals, experts said adding this has to be taken to the people and they have to be involved in protecting health. The experts underscored the need for including the One Health issue in the budget. 3 November is ‘One Health