Monthly Intellectual Exchange Group
The North Carolina One Health Collaborative (NC OHC) oversees the "One Health Intellectual Exchange Group" (IEG) discussion series within the IEG Program sponsored by the North Carolina Biotechnology Center (NCBC) . These interdisciplinary sessions are designed to provide a forum for direct communications / collaborations between physicians, veterinarians, environmental, plant and wildlife researchers, public health and other local/global health professionals. Held on Tuesday evenings from 5:30 – 7:30pm at the North Carolina Biotechnology Center, these sessions are held weekly January – April and monthly the rest of the year. All local professionals and interested students are encouraged to participate. A parallel course, ‘One Health: Philosophy to Practical Integration of Human, Animal and Environmental Health’, cross listed at Duke, UNC, and NC State is available to professional and graduate students (undergraduates by permission) who wish to participate for credit. Registration is not required for attendance and all are welcome.
To receive event notices/fliers, sign up to be included on the 'Friends of One Health' listserve by sending an email request to liz_selisker@ncsu.edu
Weekly One Health Discussions in 2013
Each year from January to April, One Health IEG Discussion sessions are offered weekly during the parallel course 'One Health: From Philosophy to Practical Integration of Human, Animal, and Environmental Health'.
Weekly One Health Discussions in 2012
Each year from January to April, One Health IEG Discussion sessions are offered weekly during the parallel course 'One Health: From Philosophy to Practical Integration of Human, Animal, and Environmental Health'.
Monthly One Health Discussions in 2012
Weekly One Health Discussions in 2011
Each year from January to April, One Health IEG Discussion sessions are offered weekly during the parallel course 'One Health: From Philosophy to Practical Integration of Human, Animal, and Environmental Health'.
Monthly One Health Discussions in 2011
Monthly One Health Discussions in 2010
Monthly One Health Discussions in 2009
To receive event notices/fliers, sign up to be included on the 'Friends of One Health' listserve by sending an email request to liz_selisker@ncsu.edu
Weekly One Health Discussions in 2013
Each year from January to April, One Health IEG Discussion sessions are offered weekly during the parallel course 'One Health: From Philosophy to Practical Integration of Human, Animal, and Environmental Health'.
- April 23: Cap-note: One Health in the Bigger Picture - Emerging Zoonotic Viruses
- April 16: One Health, Evolutionary Anthropology and Cognitive Neuroscience ("ABC" Annual Report)
- April 9: Alternative Models for Comparative Vertebrate Research
- April 2: Human/Animal Bond: Training Dogs to Monitor Diabetes
- March 26: Canine Zoonoses Among People Occupationally Exposed to Dogs
- March 19: A Global Prospective on Infectious Animal Diseases (Dr. Salman's power point presentation)
- March 12: One Health In the News
- March 5: One Health In the News
- February 26: Therapy Pets in Health Care settings
- February 19: Food From Non-Mainstream Sources
- February 12: Conservation through Public Health
- February 5: Managing TB outbreaks in South African wildlife parks: ante-mortem diagnostics for Mycobacterium bovi
- January 29: Health Impacts of Natural Resource Extractions
- January 22: Environmental Impacts of Flame Retardants on Human and Animals
- January 15: Water as An Important Environmental Resource
- January 8: What is "One Health" all about? Practical relevance for Human, Veterinary, Agricultural and Environmental Health Professionals
Weekly One Health Discussions in 2012
Each year from January to April, One Health IEG Discussion sessions are offered weekly during the parallel course 'One Health: From Philosophy to Practical Integration of Human, Animal, and Environmental Health'.
- January 10, 2012: What is 'One Health' all about?
- January 17, 2012: The One Health Journey: Personal Epiphanies and the History of One Health
- January 24, 2012: The Neem Tree Project: Nature’s Bio-Defense at its Best & Tropical Forest Regeneration in Costa Rica
- January 31, 2012: Pollutants and Environmental Health & Mercury Dynamics in Aquatic Systems
- February 7, 2012: The Links Between Animal Abuse and Family Violence: Implications for the Medical Professions
- February 14, 2012: Meaningful Uses of Man’s Best Friends
- February 21, 2012: Zoonoses and Emerging Infectious Diseases
- February 28, 2012: The West Nile Virus Outbreak of 1999: A Compelling Case for One Health
- March 3, 2012: WaSH (Water Sanitation and Hygiene) and One Health and Microbial impacts of animal agriculture on water quality and human health risks
- March 20, 2012: A One Health approach to the leading cause of death in children and Public health issues related to industrial food animal production
- March 27, 2012: Emergence of a zoonotic tropical disease in the United States: Visceral Leishmaniasis
- April 3, 2012: One Health Core Competencies - Building Capacity for Response to Emerging Pandemic Threats and The USAID PREDICT Project: Building a global early warning system for emerging zoonoses
- April 10, 2012: Comparative Medicine: From Four Legs to Two: Translating Research Findings. Dogs and Spinal Cord Injury-Another Role for Man’s Best Friend. The Dalfampridine Story – The Making of a Medicine (for multiple sclerosis)
Monthly One Health Discussions in 2012
- April 24, 2012: One Health in the Bigger Picture: The Challenges of Implementing this Concept for the 21st Century
- July 24, 2012: The Challenge of Lyme Disease in the South and Will the Changing Ecology of Ticks Influence the Occurrence of Lyme Disease in the Southeast
- August 21, 2012: Public Health Implications of the Primate Bush Meat Trade: The Failure to Make the Case with Populations in Central and West Africa
- September 4, 2012: Epidemiology and Pathogens associated with Animal Bites
- October 17, 2012: One Health Projects at UC Davis
- November 13, 2012: The Evolution of Obesity: When Does It All Begin?
Weekly One Health Discussions in 2011
Each year from January to April, One Health IEG Discussion sessions are offered weekly during the parallel course 'One Health: From Philosophy to Practical Integration of Human, Animal, and Environmental Health'.
Monthly One Health Discussions in 2011
- May 17, 2011: Translational Lessons Learned from a Canine Model of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Comparative Biomedical Research - Models of Disease
- June 21, 2011: One Health Issues in Climate Change
- August 16, 2011: Animals 'Detecting' Disease and Environmental Hazards
- September 13, 2011: What is the Concept of One Health all About?
- October 5, 2011: Predicting the effects of environmental change on lemur health in Madagascar: Importance to conservation and public health
Monthly One Health Discussions in 2010
Monthly One Health Discussions in 2009
