Bipartisan Commission on Biodefense的动态

?? The Scientific Advice Mechanism to the European Commission has published its latest advice on “One Health governance in the EU”. This Evidence Review Report, coordinated by FEAM on behalf of SAPEA, highlights the critical interconnection between the health of humans, animals, and the environment. ?? A group of renowned scientists has delivered recommendations to the European Commission urging for integrated health policies across the EU. ?? Key recommendations: ·? ??Cross-policy integration for robust health solutions ·? ??Enhanced monitoring to detect emerging threats ·? ??Supporting education and training in One Health Read the full report here: https://bit.ly/3Z9abHi

The importance of citizen science and integrating it into existing data interpretation systems...

?? The Scientific Advice Mechanism to the European Commission has published its latest advice on “One Health governance in the EU”. This Evidence Review Report, coordinated by the Federation of European Academies of Medicine (of which FVE is a member), on behalf of SAPEA, highlights the critical interconnection between the health of humans, animals, and the environment. ?? A group of renowned scientists has delivered recommendations to the European Commission urging for integrated health policies across the EU. ?? Key recommendations: · Cross-policy integration for robust health solutions · Enhanced monitoring to detect emerging threats · Supporting education and training in One Health Read the full report here: https://bit.ly/3Z9abHi

This week's The Economist features several International Panel on the Information Environment (IPIE) outputs, which have been borne from laborious, consensus-building processes. https://lnkd.in/eN46RKmU There are now hundreds of researchers from around the world behind the IPIE, working towards scientific consensus about a host of technology harms and how to mitigate their impact on our communities, our children, and ourselves. So more from the IPIE in the months and years ahead!

My reflection on an important, under-the-radar, meeting between international science-policy interfaces (SPIs) working on challenges related to food, environment and health https://lnkd.in/grqhztCt

The Scientific Recommendation by Scientific Advice Mechanism #SAM on how to strengthen the #OneHealth approach in the EU was published yesterday & today is #global #onehealth day. ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? We are on our way together with GASTALDELLO Annalisa to #Brussels to discuss based on our EU Science, Research and Innovation activities with joined forces with Humane Society International Francesca Pistollato : Leveraging human-based methods to tackle unmet medical needs (e.g., medical countermeasures and surveillance) with key objective of our talk: ??Showing the results of the HSI scoping analysis aimed at gathering multi-stakeholders’ feedback on what public health challenges and UMNs would benefit from interdisciplinary collaboration in the EU ??Exploring with DG #JRC case studies the power of interdisciplinarity using integrated One Health approaches and human-relevant #methods science in addressing complex public health threats (Mental Health /Decoding #Depression, Antimicrobial Resistance, etc.) The One Health approach recognises the inherent connection between #human, #animal and #plant health and the health of our #environment & its #biodiversity and the #impact that this has on a wide range of policy areas. The key recommendations include reinforced #onehealth #collective #transdisciplinary #governance & #collaboration across #policy areas, more #integrated #preventive #actions, #surveillance and #riskassessments. Considering today’s challenges to our health and our planet — from anti-microbial resistance #AMR to #avianflu #mpox #mentalhealth #epidemic #climatechange and #pollution — it is clear that One Health is more important than ever.

We have published new scientific recommendations on the One Health Governance in the EU! ?? Our scientists urge the European Commission for integrated health policies across the EU. They highlight how human, animal, plant, and the health of our environment are interconnected. ?? Policymakers need to recognise these connections, and do more to seek optimal outcomes for people, animals, the environment, and the ecosystems that we are all part of, rather than taking a narrow anthropocentric view. ?? Key recommendations: ·??????Cross-policy integration for robust health solutions ·??????Enhanced monitoring to detect emerging threats ·??????Supporting education and training in One Health Read our new publications here: https://lnkd.in/e-JZ82p6

?? The Scientific Advice Mechanism to the European Commission has just published a very important, long-awaited Scientific Opinion on how to implement the #OneHealth approach in the European Union. It is important, because our warmer and less biodiverse world is also a world in which threats to human health are rapidly accelerating. It is long-awaited, because despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the #EuropeanGreenDeal and the vision of a #EuropeanHealthUnion, the window of opportunity for an ambitious EU-level response to these threats may already be closing. ???? ?? I must admit I would have liked to see a bolder stance on policy coherence, particularly from the perspective of integrating 'primary prevention' (i.e. addressing the environmental drivers of disease) in other policy areas. In any case, the recommendations of the SAM are incontestable, and I hope they are taken forward under the new Commission. PS: My former team at the European Environment Agency was involved from the outset in this process, and I am glad to see Ian Marnane and Jeanne Vuaille cited among the officials consulted by the SAM, together with many representatives of the other EU agencies that are part of the cross-agency #OneHealth task force (including Carlos Gon?alo Das Neves, Stef Bronzwaer and Ole Heuer). In many ways, the recommendations of the Scientific Opinion, which explicitly mention the task force as an example of existing efforts to increase intersectoral and trandisciplinary collaboration on One Health, are also a testament to their work and dedication.

Scientific Advice Mechanism has published a set of recommendations on the One Health approach in the EU. The report was written by experts including our Dean of Veterinary Medicine and Head of School, Professor Lisa Boden.? ? The recommendations have been delivered to the European Commission, calling for integrated health policies across the EU. They highlight how the health of humans, animals, and the environment are interconnected.? ? Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/e-JZ82p6 ? #sciadvice

Scientific Advice Mechanism has published fresh scientific recommendations on the #OneHealth approach in the EU! ?? A group of scientists has delivered recommendations to the European Commission urging for integrated health policies across the EU. They highlight how human, animal, plant, and environmental health are interconnected. Key recommendations: ● Cross-policy integration for robust health solutions ● Enhanced monitoring to detect emerging threats ● Supporting education and training in One Health Find out more: https://lnkd.in/e-JZ82p6 #sciadvice