The evolution of One Health: a decade of progress and challenges for the future

Abstract

In 2005 The Veterinary Record and BMJ published an influential joint issue on the theme of 'one medicine'

One Health Approach: Veterinary Perspectives in Global and Indian Context

“…Later on, United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) and World Bank supported the junction. At present the theme is taken into account by many national and international agencies across the globe (Gibbs, 2014).…”

Soil stewardship as a nexus between Ecosystem Services and One Health

“…Health activities have been related to interdisciplinary measures to control 56 zoonotic diseases but there is a growing realisation that many other topics are 57 pertinent (Gibbs, 2014). 58…”

“…ecology, 51 veterinary medicine, public health, microbiology, health economics). It 52 encapsulates the idea that individual health, population health and ecosystem 53 health are inextricably linked and, while giving One Health a precise definition 54 is difficult, the scope for its applications is wide (Gibbs, 2014)…”

Viral Zoonosis Control and Erradication: Best Addressed Through One Health Approach

“…Further, the authors also are trying to encourage the use of multidisciplinary approaches such One Health (OH) approach [8,9], and investigating the risk associated with viral zonooses in hope of developing cost effective strategies to mitigate and eliminate their associated risk.…”