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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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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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When One Introduction Becomes Two: Germany’s Shamonda Viruses Are Becoming a Test of Emerging-Disease Surveillance

Germany thought it had one newly introduced Shamonda-related virus. Genomic sequencing has just shown it has two — genetically distinct,…

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The Law Has a One Health Problem

A pathogen moves through animals, people, laboratories, databases, products and trade as one connected event — but the law sees…

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The Sewer Knows First: Wastewater, Early Warning and the One Health Governance Gap

Wastewater is a population-scale biological sample that can reveal infection — from polio to antimicrobial resistance — before anyone reaches…

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Bluetongue Is Moving Again. What Happens When Farmers Become Part of the Surveillance System?

BTV-3 is spreading through British livestock again, bringing vaccination, movement controls and thousands of disease reports with it — and…

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They Cull Your Herd. What Do You Actually Get?

If your herd is culled to control disease, you are paid for the animals — but not for the business…

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We Can Find the Salmonella. Why Can’t We Find Where It Came From?

Genomic surveillance can now identify a Salmonella outbreak from the DNA alone — so why is tracing it back to…

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Salmonella and the Governance Gap

A national Salmonella Enteritidis outbreak shows how good the UK has become at seeing the pathogen — and how much…

One Health Security Review

Trauma, Trust and Biosecurity: Why Epidemiological Recovery Is Not the Same as Preparedness for the Next Emergency

Biological emergencies end epidemiologically long before they end socially. This flagship analysis defines the Recovery Gap — and proposes a…

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Trust Is Biosecurity Infrastructure

If trust determines whether biological-security systems work, why don't we measure it?

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