Research Directions: One Health
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How can Indigenous knowledge systems be respectfully shared and employed to improve the implementation of impactful One Health actions at all levels?
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24 September 2024
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What is the current and expected evolution of prevalence, geographical spread and impact of ticks and tick-borne diseases, and what strategies are needed to improve management, testing, diagnosis and treatment of these diseases amongst patients and animal populations?
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23 October 2023
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How to tackle food security and sustainability using a One Health Perspective?
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13 March 2023
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Is the expression of agonistic behaviour precipitated by the pandemic events?
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08 March 2023
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How can we improve and facilitate multi-sectoral collaboration in warning and response systems for infectious diseases and natural hazards to account for their drivers, interdependencies and cascading impacts?
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27 February 2023
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How can deep time perspectives contribute to tackling contemporary One Health challenges, improving understanding and disease mitigation?
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23 February 2023
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How can we operationalize the promotion and evaluation of nature-related ‘green’ health care within a One Health perspective?
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09 December 2022
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How can One Health approaches be operationalized in order to enable action to reduce or prevent AMR?
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27 October 2022
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How do the practical and pragmatic limitations in the design or implementation of wildlife disease surveillance systems bias our understanding of the drivers, epidemiology, and impact of pathogen traffic between wildlife and people or domestic species, or within wildlife host populations?
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21 July 2022
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