Looking forward to joining colleagues at the 🇬🇧🇧🇷 UK–Brazil International One Health Symposium next week. A critical moment to connect science, policy & practice across regions as we tackle climate change, biodiversity loss, AMR & zoonotic risks together eu.eventscloud.com/website/1834... #OneHealth

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@janeqiu.bsky.social 🙌 tinyurl.com/2uszpet7 Nguyen Thi Thanh Nga and @wcs.org in Vietnam are tracking viruses in traded wildlife and warning of risks in urban markets. Prevention starts with practice, behaviours and policies on the ground #OneHealth #PandemicPrevention

Our latest commentary piece in @mongabay.com with my colleagues Susan Lieberman and Christine Franklin delves into the @who.int 's recent consensus on a pandemic agreement text emphasising a nature-centric, #OneHealth approach. tinyurl.com/5c22cvh4

New evidence underscores the role of #Wildlifetrade in SARS emergence. Direct ancestors of SARS-CoV-1 and -2 likely traveled too far, too fast for natural bat dispersal—pointing to infected intermediate hosts in wildlife trade as key vectors.
📄 [Cell, 2025] doi.org/10.1016/j.ce...
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Deep gratitude to the #INB delegates and co-chairs and most importantly my colleagues for many days and hours together to get the #PandemicAgreement over the finish line: Nina Jamal 🙌 Nelson Dordelly Rosales, Teresa Pegger-Baur, Esme Wheeler, Ellie Parravani, Marisa Peyre Masika Jerusa. Y'all rock!!

Echoing the words of @drtedros.who.int pathogen emergence does not pause for economic downturn divisive times of conflict, socio-economic turmoil and geo-political brinkmanship so finalising the #PandemicAgreement offers hope for collaborative multilateralism and is critical for #GlobalHealth

Back in Geneva for #INB13 resumed-let’s get this Agreement done!

Join us Mon, 7 April at 13:00 CEST in Geneva or online to tackle consensus on the Pandemic Agreement. Don’t miss it!
#INB13+ #PandemicAgreement #OneHealth

Upcoming Webinar – April 3, 2:00–3:00 PM CEST
I’m excited to join this important discussion ahead of INB13 Resumed (April 7–11, 2025) — the final negotiation round for the WHO pandemic accord before it heads to the 78th World Health Assembly.
👉 Register [https://tinyurl.com/yj4dpv3s]

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Thanks to the organisers and inspirational speakers @standupforscience.bsky.social in D.C. on Friday

🧪 Wow, not something I was expecting in my morning feed: an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in Brandenburg, Germany. Three water buffaloes have died of the disease.
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🌎🧪 #INB12resumed “Traditional public health responses are too little too late when facing zoonotic-origin outbreaks Only #OneHealth approach as outlined in Article 5 that bridges the human-animal and environmental health sectors will improve health outcomes for all”

Here we go again: #INB12 resumed in #Geneva

Important read from @sciam.bsky.social now more than ever if you are in the USA 🇺🇸 www.scientificamerican.com/article/see-...

Join us on December 5th! 🌎🧪The Wildlife Conservation Society’s Dr. Diego Montecino and Dr. Martin Wikelski of the ICARUS initiative will discuss tools and technologies for monitoring wildlife health and the early detection of disease threats: alliance-health-wildlife.org/event/specia...

Inspiring kick-off to the #PandemicPrevention Leadership Initiative led by The Wildlife Conservation Society with 16 fellows from 14 ASEAN countries working together to address zoonotic risks in wildlife trade. #OneHealth #ASEAN