Beyond Zoonoses in One Health: Non-communicable Diseases Across the Animal Kingdom

Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara; Desmarchelier, Marion; Winkler, Andrea Sylvia; Carabin, Hélène

doi:10.3389/fpubh.2021.807186

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“…It is important to highlight the manifold issues that One Health can address (e.g. behaviours [15], climate change [16], non-communicable diseases [17]), as they are essential for a comprehensive understanding of One Health.…”

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Translating One Health knowledge across different institutional and political contexts in Europe

Humboldt-Dachroeden

2023

One Health Outlook

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Background Implementing a One Health approach is complex. It demands engaging different sectors and actors in the promotion and protection of human, animal and environmental health. A key challenge for successfully implementing the One Health approach are knowledge translation processes among scientists and policy-makers. Methods An online survey reached 104 experts from 23 European countries, working at national agencies or institutes, universities, ministries, non-governmental organisations (World Health Organization, World Organisation for Animal Health), and European Union (EU) agencies. Qualitative and quantitative analyses were conducted to describe experts’ perceptions. Results This study indicated a lack of networks among scientists and between scientists and policy-makers. Relations of scientists and policy-makers were perceived as challenging due to different interests and priorities, leading to difficulties in reaching political attention for One Health topics. It also highlighted a favoured attention to some One Health topics (e.g. antimicrobial resistance) as opposed to others (e.g. environmental issues). Important international actors to push One Health policies forward were the Quadripartite organisations and EU agencies. National actors (government agencies, national research institutes, universities) were on average perceived to be more important than international actors due to their roles and influences. Factors influencing the knowledge translation process were the different languages spoken by scientists as well as politicians, and an equivocal understanding of the One Health approach. Conclusion The study shows the importance of leadership to establish interdisciplinary networks and to problematise One Health issues with clear scope and targets. This will help to link knowledge to needs and capabilities of policy-makers. Establishing strong relationships among national and international actors can encourage networks and raise awareness of the One Health approach to policy-makers. Lastly, promoting research communication skills of scientists can provide a valuable tool to reach policy-makers to enhance attention to One Health topics.

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Translating One Health knowledge across different institutional and political contexts in Europe

Humboldt-Dachroeden

2023

One Health Outlook

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“…A criação animal agroecológica oferece alimentos de origem animal mais seguros e maior qualidade. São livres da contaminação de resíduos como pesticidas e antibióticos, que podem representar uma ameaça para a saúde humana (NATTERSON-HOROWITZ et al, 2022;SJÖLUND et al, 2015). Numa comparação (n=35), a produção convencional apresentou amostras contaminadas com pesticidas (5 de 15), antibióticos (5 de 13) e no leite hormônio do crescimento (mediana de 9,8 ng/ml).…”

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Rev. Bras. de Agroecologia

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Os sistemas agrícolas convencionais têm promovido desmatamento, emissão de gases de efeito estufa, perda da fertilidade de solos, dependência de insumos com consequente aumento de custos, o êxodo e a masculinização do meio rural. A alardeada produtividade tem servido mais para satisfazer os interesses do mercado, do que para atender às necessidades alimentares das pessoas. Os sistemas agrícolas que adotam práticas agroecológicas favorecem a provisão de serviços ecossistêmicos e alimentos de qualidade. A agroecologia é uma ciência multi, inter e transdisciplinar, capaz de sustentar sistemas agrícolas, incluindo a criação animal, reduzindo impactos ambientais, com produção de alimentos de qualidade, e rentabilidade econômica. Essa revisão objetiva contextualizar os desafios para a criação animal agroecológica e suas possibilidades de integração com a produção vegetal para equilibrar diversos benefícios nos âmbitos ambiental, sanitário e econômico.

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“…Several recent zoonotic disease outbreaks exemplify this, the most recent being the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, which has mobilised an unprecedented global response. These overlap with the growing threat of human and non-human non-communicable diseases [ 4 ] and silent public health emergencies such as antimicrobial resistance [ 5 ].…”

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One Health defines an emerging sixth wave of public health development

Cortes Gil,

Vargues Aguiar,

Ferrinho

2023

J Glob Health

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Beyond Zoonoses in One Health: Non-communicable Diseases Across the Animal Kingdom

Cited by 7 publications

References 37 publications

Translating One Health knowledge across different institutional and political contexts in Europe

Translating One Health knowledge across different institutional and political contexts in Europe

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One Health defines an emerging sixth wave of public health development

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