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Recently published: InRiches Rocky Mountain Soil Health Roadmap This Roadmap is the conference report of the Rocky Mountain Soil Health Roundtable. It is the result of stakeholder engagement conducted at the in-person event in Denver on Sept 19-20, 2023, and virtually over the last year. This document summarizes the results of that process, identifies barriers and opportunities, and suggests next steps for implementation. https://lnkd.in/gdyG3w32

The Scientific Recommendation by Scientific Advice Mechanism on how to strengthen the #OneHealth approach in the EU was published recently. ??The One Health approach recognises the inherent connection between human, animal and plant health and the health of our #environment and the impact that this has on a wide range of policy areas. ? The key recommendations emphasize enhanced collaboration across #policy areas, greater integration of preventive actions, and improved surveillance and risk assessments. ?? Given the current challenges to both our health and the planet—ranging from antimicrobial resistance and avian influenza to climate change and pollution—it is evident that the One Health approach is more critical than ever. ?? The report includes insights from Tuomas Aivelo, Lisa Boden, Stephanie de la Rocque, Paulo Ferrinho, Tyra Grove Krause, Andrei Jean-Vasile, Saana Jukola, Marion Koopmans, Saskia Stucki, Antonia Trichopoulou, Jakob Zinsstag, Ilkay Edo?an Orhan, Lucy Robertson, Serge Morand, Tomislav Mestrovic, Fabian Leendertz and Dominika Latusek-Jurczak. Read the publication here: https://lnkd.in/e-JZ82p6

Mycotoxins can negatively impact the health and performance of pigs, posing a direct threat to farm profitability. ?? Delve into Alltech's 2023 European Harvest Analysis as Dr. Hazel Rooney uncovers the mycotoxin risk landscape during the 2023 growing season, the implications for pig producers, and learn effective strategies to protect herd health. Access the report: https://lnkd.in/e3n6FPvE

Today in Athens, Greece… The International OneHealth Conference is holding place. The conference aims to delve into the subtle connections between #Human, #Animal, and #Environmental health: key pillars of the Global, One, and Planetary Health approaches. The concept underscores that well-being cannot be viewed in isolation but is intricately linked to the ecosystems we as human beings depend on. Bringing together Top Experts, Researchers, Policymakers, and Practitioners, the conference will address some of the most urgent challenges. The program covers a wide range of crucial topics, from the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance and the impact of climate change on disease-carrying vectors, to food safety and the rise of emerging zoonoses. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gbgpf54h This conference in Athens calls for a collaborative, cross-sectoral approach to ensure a healthier and more sustainable future.

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Since WittKieffer recently launched a practice in Animal & One Health, this story from UN Environment Programme (UNEP) caught my attention. It provides a great explanation of One Health: human health is inextricably linked to the health of animals, both wild and domestic, and the health of the planet. The article highlights how a healthy environment is fundamental to preventing diseases and ensuring overall health. It underscores the importance of clean air, water, and soil, which are essential for sustaining life and preventing health issues such as respiratory diseases, waterborne illnesses, and malnutrition. Importantly, the article discusses the impact of environmental degradation on vulnerable populations, who often bear the brunt of pollution and climate change. It calls for urgent action to protect and restore natural ecosystems, advocating for policies that promote sustainable development and reduce environmental risks. By prioritizing environmental health, we can create a healthier, more equitable world for all. Want to learn more about our leadership solutions for Animal & One Health organizations? Check the link in comments. #OneHealth #LifeSciencesLeadership #Sustainability #WittKieffer

Horizon scanning also consists of building a scientific community dedicated to the anticipation of the future threats for plant health.

On Monday 27th?May, we hope you join us via Zoom to hear from preeminent experts leading the global One Health effort, live from the World Health Organization's 77th World Health Assembly. It is with profound gratitude that Foundation S – The Sanofi Collective will gather with an esteemed cohort made possible by the generous support of the French government.? ? ‘One Health: From Ambition to Action’ is a High-Level Strategic Dialogue where leading academics, policymakers, and advocates will come together to tackle pressing health challenges through a One Health approach. Climate change is a health crisis that poses an existential threat. We are at a critical juncture in addressing the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health??? ? ???Join us online via Zoom at:?https://lnkd.in/e554mktD 18:30-20:00 CEST ? +++ Webinar Number: 987 2726 5559 Access Code: 387066 International dial-in information:?https://lnkd.in/eH7fQpZh

Global health: The more it changes, the more it stays the same As bird flu spreads in cows, fractured U.S. response has echoes of early covid (The New York Times, 24 April 2024). https://lnkd.in/gvrATiUe I have described the dismal state of global health in a LinkedIn post in October 2015, published in the literature in August 2022 and entitled: "Global health: What Stands Behind the Name, a Global Mess" - https://lnkd.in/gwjiESc - https://lnkd.in/gTm6v9Vg I have also?called for drastic change in global health for years and often end my posts with: Drastic change is needed in global health, and it starts with leadership, vision, and framing. I look at it the way it should have been, the way it ought to be, and the way it can be and say why and why not. I think outside the box because I am out of the box. Instead of obsessing over artificial intelligence, mankind should address its natural stupidity.

Invasive plants can have far-reaching impacts on human health, food security, and the management of ecosystems. Listen to Prof. Leslie Ann Weston FAA explain the importance of managing these weeds in the recording of our joint presentation with Charles Sturt University: https://lnkd.in/gPGXeHKu