Principles of Antibiotic Chemotherapy and Antimicrobial Stewardship
Comprehensive exploration of antibiotic principles, classes, and stewardship strategies, emphasizing clinical reasoning, responsible prescribing, and global health implications.
One Health / One Planet - Emerging Research on Infectious Disease and Climate Change
Exploring the intersection of infectious diseases and climate change through expert panel discussions on prevention, systemic approaches, and building resilience through relationships.
Best Friends - How Animals Bolster Human Health
Explore the profound connections between animals and human health, from pets reducing stress to animal research advancing medical breakthroughs. Discover the symbiotic relationship between humans, animals, and the environment.
The Role of Free Extracellular DNA in Dissemination of Antimicrobial Resistance Over Ecosystem Boundaries Along the Food/Feed Chain
Explore the impact of extracellular DNA on antimicrobial resistance spread across ecosystems and the food chain. Gain insights into the FED-AMR project's findings on this critical health threat.
Defining and Reducing Zoonotic Disease Risks
Explore zoonotic disease risks, their ecological drivers, and strategies for reduction. Learn about the complex interactions between human health, biodiversity, and environmental change.
A One Health Approach to Investigate and Mitigate Pathogen Spillover
Explore the One Health approach to investigate and mitigate pathogen spillover, integrating ecology, evolution, and public health to address emerging infectious diseases and their impact on ecosystems and societies.
Research Directions: Is There an Ideal One Health Curriculum?
Explore the concept of One Health and its role in addressing global challenges through a discussion on curriculum development for optimal practitioners in this field.
Learning the Right COVID Lessons for Public Health Strategy
Explore critical gaps in public health preparedness revealed by COVID-19, focusing on diagnostic testing, medical countermeasures, disease attribution, and One Health. Discuss necessary laboratory oversight for security and safety.
Machine Learning in One Health
Explore machine learning applications in One Health, addressing interconnected human, animal, and environmental health issues with Graham Taylor, a leading AI researcher and entrepreneur.
Machine Learning in One Health
Explore machine learning applications in One Health, integrating human, animal, and environmental health for holistic disease prevention and management.
Using Dogs and Cats for Human Pain Research
Exploring innovative approaches to pain research using pet and farm animals with naturally occurring diseases to develop safer, more effective painkillers for both humans and animals.
Scientists in Action: Walking with Gorillas - Conservation and Interconnected Health
Explore Uganda's wildlife conservation efforts with Dr. Kalema-Zikusoka, focusing on interconnected health of gorillas, humans, and environment. Learn how to contribute and get inspired.
TWiV at Outbreak - Epidemics in a Connected World
Explore the Smithsonian's "Outbreak" exhibit, discussing epidemics, One Health, and global connectivity with experts. Gain insights on curating engaging science exhibitions for public education.
One Health - Humans, Animals and the Environment
Explore the interconnected health of humans, animals, and the environment. Learn about disease evolution, transmission, and global spread, emphasizing the importance of cross-disciplinary collaboration.
How healthy are hospitals, really? Medicine's paradox | Schelto Kruijff | TEDxWageningenUniversity
Schelto's talk reveals the paradox of modern medicine: advanced systems that also create pollution, waste, and burnout. He calls for a new vision of healthcare, one that heals people and the systems that sustain us. Dr. Schelto Kruijff is a surgical oncologist and Chief Green Officer at the Universi