One Medicine: How understanding animals can save our lives

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Figure 2.. Areas of natural convergence and overlap between human and veterinary medicine considered for… Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council. Swindon: Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council; 2014. [Accessed December 15, 2015]. Strategic Plan: 2010–2015. http://www ​.bbsrc.ac.uk ​/news/planning/strategy/. Find out how you can get involved, see how you can support us in a professional capacity or join the Humanimal Hub, our online forum providing a platform for collaboration amongst human and veterinary medical professionals. Technological advances in the diagnosis and analysis of naturally occurring disease mean that for the first time in history the end point of the study of disease does not need to involve the death of an animal. Advocating (Inter)disciplinarity at the Interfaces of Animal Health, Human Health, and the Environment

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Barry Andrew, Born Georgina. Interdisciplinarity: Reconfigurations of the Social and Natural Sciences. London: Routledge; 2013. Funny, fascinating and beautifully written. More than that it is moving and awe inspiring… I can’t think of a more important topic for everyone on the planet to engage with right now' Kahn Laura H, Davis Ronald M. ‘One Medicine-One Health’: Interview with Ronald M. Davis, MD, President of the American Medical Association, 14 May 2008. Veterinaria Italiana. 2009; 45(1):19–21. [ PubMed : 20391387] Qualitative examination of research articles, online material, and policy reports mobilizing OH can offer further insights into the recent expansion of the agenda, how this flexibility lends itself to multiple interests, contexts, and agendas, and how different visions of interdisciplinarity are built into these texts. In biomedical, clinical, and pharmaceutical contexts, OH tends to retain the OM model of collaboration or partnership between veterinary and human medicine. A good example of this can be seen in a recent statement from the U.K. Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC)—a government funding body: “BBSRC will also support … the opportunities arising from taking a ‘One Health’ approach, in partnership with the MRC, to the support of multidisciplinary studies that underpin improvements in both human and animal health” ( BBSRC 2014). While BBSRC’s central concern is with the biological sciences, the MRC concerns itself with funding and supporting medical research in the United Kingdom. OH is therefore once again being used to signal the cooperative intentions of these two organizations.

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University of Surrey. Press Release: New Veterinary School Plans to Embrace Links between Human and Animal Health. Oct 25, 2012. http://www ​.surrey.ac ​.uk/mediacentre/press ​/2012/92737_new_veterinary ​_school_plans ​_to_embrace_links_between ​_human_and_animal_health.htm. Woods Abigail, Bresalier Michael. One Health, Many Histories. Veterinary Record. 2014; 174:650–654. [ PubMed : 24970632] Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. One Health. 2013. Last modified October 18, 2013. http://www ​.cdc.gov/ONEHEALTH/. Wellcome Trust. Strategic Plan: 2010–2020. London: Wellcome Trust; 2010. [Accessed September 27, 2013]. http://www ​.wellcome.ac ​.uk/About-us/Strategy/.

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Michell AR. Only One Medicine: The Future of Comparative Medicine and Clinical Research. Research in Veterinary Science. 2000; 69(2):101–106. [ PubMed : 11020358] Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS). Liverpool Visitation Report 2012. Jun 6, 2014. http://www ​.rcvs.org.uk ​/document-library/liverpool-visitation-report-2012/.

Yaqub Ohid, Nightingale Paul. Vaccine Innovation, Translational Research and the Management of Knowledge Accumulation. Social Science & Medicine. 2012; 75(12):2143–2150. [ PubMed : 22963923] COVID-19 left a legacy for millions, including healthcare workers like me. Through the tough times, the teamwork, the joy and the loss, many working in healthcare, including myself, have now lived through both the day that we were born and the day we realised why.’ Woods Abigail, Matthews Stephen. ‘Little, if at All, Removed from the Illiterate Farrier or Cow-leech’: The English Veterinary Surgeon c. 1860–1885, and the Campaign for Veterinary Reform. Medical History. 2010; 54(1):29–54. [ PubMed : 20046263] Star Susan Leigh, Griesemer James. Institutional Ecology, ‘Translations’ and Boundary Objects: Amateurs and Professionals in Berkeley’s Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, 1907–39. Social Studies of Science. 1989; 19(3):387–420. There are several key inferences to be drawn from this data. First, while OH has been adopted by key policy and research institutions across multiple disciplines, its uptake by researchers beyond the veterinary sciences has been relatively limited. Second, the nonveterinary fields where it has been taken up are those with direct interests in key OH topics, particularly those related to infectious diseases. Finally, the differing fields allied to OM and OWOH reflect their orientations toward clinical medicine and global health/infectious diseases.

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Current education, policy and funding are not structured to support collaboration between human and veterinary medicine. Humanimal Trust exists to change this, to ensure medical progress is made equally and sustainably for humans and animals moving forward.Are you a bibliophile? Or you are the person who collects PDFs only to never open them again in their entire life? Well, I’m the latter.

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One Medicine is the concept whereby human and animal healthcare advance hand in hand with vets, doctors and researchers collaborating to ensure that all humans and animals benefit from equal and sustainable medical progress but not at the expense of an animal’s life. Institute on Science for Global Policy. Emerging and Persistent Infectious Diseases (EPID): Focus on the Societal and Economic Context. 2012. [Accessed December 15, 2012]. http: ​//scienceforglobalpolicy ​.org/conference ​/epid-societal-and-economic-context/. Kaplan Bruce, Kahn Laura H, Monath Thomas P, editors. ‘One Health-One Medicine’: Linking Human, Animal and Environmental Health. Veterinaria Italiana. 2009; 45(1) http://www ​.izs.it/vet_italiana ​/2009/45_1/45_1.htm. Most current laboratory animal testing is for the sole, often arguable benefit of humans and not the animal concerned or its species.

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One Medicine supports learning from the treatment of naturally occurring disease, helping those who need help rather than the use of experimental models. Patients do not undergo any extra tests or procedures, rather, responses to treatment are collated and samples can be retained for subsequent research. Morgan draws on the similarities between humans and animals to show how much we can learn from them by understanding them better' Dwyer Dominic E, Kirkland Peter D. Influenza: One Health in Action. New South Wales Public Health Bulletin. 2011; 22(5–6):123–126. [ PubMed : 21781620]