One Health

A vaccine is only as effective as the system that keeps it cold. In warm countries like Ethiopia, a faulty fridge can drift out of the safe temperature range within hours, putting entire stocks at risk. The challenge is identifying the few that fail in time, before doses are compromised. Read how real time data is helping health workers spot failures before it is too late: bit.ly/4bQcjdi via @JSIhealth

In southern Africa, fences are intended to protect cattle from catching diseases from wildlife and other livestock, but a plan to remove key sections could make both livestock and wildlife safer. Read more here: news.cornell.edu/stories/2026/0… @cornellvet @WildlifeCornell

Whether it's livestock diseases, crop pests, zoonotic spillovers, or environmental shifts that threaten food production, many crises begin silently. Why #OneHealth early detection matters. fao.org/one-health/hig…

Join us today! Explore how digital tools are transforming #OneHealth intelligence – from early detection to data sharing across sectors. 🗓️ 19 March | ⏰ 13:00–14:30 CET | 💻 Online Register now: bit.ly/3OWinYK

Scientists are investigating how to turn mosquitoes into “flying vaccines” to target deadly viruses like Nipah and rabies right at their source.

If you are in Lyon for the One Health Summit be sure to register for the film screening and discussion on education for a balance between animal, plant and human health ➡️ bit.ly/41gIqN6

New One Health book alert! "One Health Integration; Global Perspectives on Animal Health and Sustainable Agriculture" provides insights into advancing the #OneHealth approach to improve health and food safety worldwide: tinyurl.com/2fpszyaz

🌍 The #OneHealthFestival is here! The One Health Festival is a curation of 170 events organised from 16 March to 15 May 2026 to promote #OneHealth initiatives from committed players in France and around the world. 👉 Discover the full programme now: oneplanetsummit.fr/en/one-health-…

Human, animal, plant and environmental health are all inextricably linked. This means that to address global health issues, like #AntimicrobialResistance, we must collaborate across all sectors. A #OneHealth approach is key. But what is One Health exactly? 👇

🌍 The #OneHealthFestival starts today! Around the One Health Summit, the Festival is a curation of 170 events organised from 16 March to 15 May 2026 to promote #OneHealth initiatives around the world. 👉 Check the full programme now: swll.to/FWspM

🌍 Global #OneHealth Intelligence in action! @FAO, @WHO & @WOAH launch the modernized Global Early Warning System (GLEWS+) platform & new public website. Join us to learn how it strengthens early detection, risk assessment & response to health threats. bit.ly/4urZ9L7

Nipah virus is a #OneHealth challenge, and managing its risks requires coordinated action across human, animal and environmental health sectors. Members in Asia and the Pacific will share experiences and lessons learned on preparedness and response. 👉 bit.ly/410IwbB

One Health depends on safe food. And safe food depends on #OneHealth – on healthy people, healthy animals, and a healthy environment. Because when food is not safe, no one is truly healthy. fao.org/one-health/hig…

💡Did you know? The One Health Joint Plan of Action aims to support national legislation in over 100 countries this year 📜 This is policy ambition at a global scale Join us where policy meets practice in Lisbon 👉 globalohc.org/minisite/9WOHC… #OneHealth #WOHC2026

Migratory species matter more than we thought. They serve multiple roles – acting as ecosystem service providers, disease surveillance sentinels, and indicators of environmental change. 🌐 fao.org/one-health/hig…

Over 40% of rabies deaths affect children under 15. In #Bouar 🇨🇫, @FAO & MESA are acting: vaccinating +800 animals, launching awareness campaigns, applying the #OneHealth approach. Community health starts with animal health. 👉 bit.ly/3OUe2p1

Keep up to date with @FAO One Health and join the new Linkedin group! linkedin.com/groups/1721306…

🐄🦠 New elearning course available! “Sustainable tick control and management of acaricide resistance in livestock” explores tick biology, acaricides, resistance drivers, and integrated solutions for long-term impact. 👉 Enrol now: bit.ly/4bmmgyX #AnimalHealth

🦠 Mpox is zoonotic – it can jump from animals to humans. That’s why upstream surveillance in animals is critical. Learn how in @FAO’s animal case detection guide: doi.org/10.4060/cd7177…

High pathogenicity avian influenza (HPAI) is causing unprecedented wildlife mortality, threatening species already under pressure. Prioritizing conservation efforts and habitat protection is key to reducing risks and impacts. 🔗bit.ly/3F4T1Dd