Author: lcraighead2

 SOH (Students for One Health) has officially changed its name to

International Student One Health Alliance (ISOHA)! 

It is hoped this shift brings increased collaboration and unity among One Health student groups around the world. We will continue working closely with the One Health Commission to connect students with One Health activities globally.

For all inquiries and information, please send an email to

isohaexco@gmail.com

Please note the new email address. 

Contact us if you would like to connect your group or yourself to the ISOHA network if you have not already. We plan to establish a more organized network and interactions with student One Health leaders globally to provide resources such as a mentoring program, webinars, and other educational resources. 

NEOH members Sandra Buttigieg, Sara Savic, Daniel Cauchi, Elaine Lautier, Massimo Canali and Maurizio Aragrande have published a NEOH cased study in the special issue Frontiers.

Read it here;

Brucellosis Control in Malta and Serbia: A One Health Evaluation

10 – 12 September 2018

Department of Agricultural and Food Sciences, University of Bologna Viale Giuseppe Fanin 44, Bologna (Italy)

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 12th August 2018

Registration is now open for the NEOH final conference and workshop.

Aim: To explore how EcoHealth and One Health approaches are being evaluated and implemented in practice, to learn about changes in institutional and regulatory structures at national and international levels, and to discuss how the process of translating science into practice can be promoted further.

See the conference flyer here

REGISTER NOW

Conference website

Date: 16-18 July 2019

Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands

Organiser: ESCMID

Abstract deadline: 19 December 2018

Summary:

It is generally recognized that control and prevention of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) requires a holistic One Health approach involving specialists from different sectors. In line with this concept, the 2nd edition of ESCMID ICOHAR will bring together representatives from the public health, medical, veterinary and food safety sectors to share research and education strategies and tools for understanding and reducing the risks of AMR from a One Health perspective. The conference aims at creating an interdisciplinary and intersectorial platform for ongoing dialogue and concerted action among scientists, professionals and policy makers interested in AMR.

Further details here