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West Nile Virus: When a Mosquito-Borne Infection Reaches the Nervous System

Four in five West Nile infections cause no symptoms at all, and fewer than one in a hundred reach the…

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Nipah Virus: When a Bat Virus Reaches the Brain

Nipah virus moves from fruit bats through pigs, date palm sap and hospital wards before it reaches the brain. It…

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Surveillance Before the Outbreak: Building a One Health Early-Warning System

The next generation of One Health surveillance must do more than count cases. It has to connect weak signals across…

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From Data to Preparedness: What Should a One Health Early-Warning System Actually Watch?

FAO has launched a One Health intelligence hub. The harder question is what a genuine early-warning system should be watching…

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Insurance Before Emergency: Can Biological Risk Be Financed Before the Crisis?

Money for biological emergencies is almost always found after the emergency has started, on terms negotiated under pressure, and too…

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The £0 Outbreak: How Do You Value a Crisis That Never Happened?

Successful prevention produces no invoice, no inquiry and no headline. Its value lies in a world that did not occur,…

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The Prevention Paradox: Who Pays When Prevention Works?

Prevention can be worth far more than it costs to society and still be a bad deal for whoever is…

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The Suit in the Museum Cabinet: What the Flooded Yser Front Can Still Teach Us About One Health Security

A strange protective suit in a Brussels museum cabinet tells the story of the flooded Belgian front in the First…

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What Is Bluetongue? A Plain-Language Guide

What bluetongue actually is, how it spreads, why it cannot make you ill, and why BTV-3 has become such a…

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The Forgotten Victims of Ebola: Why Great Ape Die-Offs Are an Early Warning System We Keep Ignoring

The DRC is managing the second-largest Ebola outbreak ever recorded, and WHO names wildlife among its suspected sources. Great apes…

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One Health Doesn’t Need Another Definition. It Needs an Operating Model.

The intellectual case for One Health has largely been won. The 9th World One Health Congress in Lisbon shows the…

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World One Health Congress Update: The Conversation Is Moving From Principle to Delivery

One day into the 9th World One Health Congress, the conceptual case for One Health looks won. The harder question…

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