One Health needs a vision beyond zoonoses

Villanueva‐Cabezas, Juan Pablo; Rajkhowa, Arjun; Campbell, Angus

doi:10.1111/tbed.13782

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“…Ecosystem health incorporates environmental integrity and anthropogenic activity to inform natural resources' sustainable use and management (Kruse, 2019). A focus on ecosystem health will likely help transcend pathogen-centric One Health approaches that miss the systems effects of health afflictions (Villanueva-Cabezas et al, 2020), but its operationalization remains challenging as no consensus on a single definition and framework exist (Kruse, 2019). Embracing ecosystem health is necessarily intertwined with holistic health conceptions beyond humans.…”

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One health: A brief appraisal of the Tripartite – UNEP definition

Villanueva‐Cabezas

2022

Transbounding Emerging Dis

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One health: A brief appraisal of the Tripartite – UNEP definition

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2022

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“…There are also limitations in the conceptual issues underlying this review. The origins of the One Health concept, in preventing animal-human transmissible and communicable diseases and managing zoonoses, has limited its potential scope and application (Villanueva-Cabezas et al 2020). One Health still lacks an ethical framework (Johnson and Degeling 2019;Garnier et al 2020) and is challenged by its colonial, imperial, and military origins and affinities (Garnier et al 2020;Coghlan et al 2021;Calyx and Finlay 2022).…”

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Citizen Science for One Digital Health: A Rapid Qualitative Review of Studies in Air Quality with Reflections on a Conceptual Model

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The concept of One Health, a system-based approach that acknowledges the interdependence of human, animal, and ecosystem health, has grown in prominence over the past few decades. This transdisciplinary concept is increasingly important as the climate crisis, directly and indirectly, impacts all aspects of the planetary web of life. In tandem with the rise of One Health has been the increasing adoption of digital technologies into healthcare practice and within methods used to research human and environmental health. Emerging at the intersection of One Health and Digital Health is the idea of One Digital Health. This syncretic concept explores the opportunities that digital health presents to further the utility and operationalisation of One Health. A notable feature of the One Digital Health model is the role of citizen engagement. This feature aligns the digital approach with many One Health interventions that use citizen science to improve human, animal, and environmental health. This paper reports the results of a rapid review followed by a deep-dive into several representative studies exploring the intersections of One Health, digital health, and citizen science to identify new domains of innovative practice that supports resilience in the face of climate change and environmental health hazards. A focus on air quality reflects its importance in the One Health literature.

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“…This could be an obstacle to the future development of OH educational programs that bring together different research fields and include all the mentioned components. OH education has been criticized as being mainly focusing on human health and veterinary medicine, while neglecting environmental studies (Essack, 2018;Ogunseitan, 2022;Villanueva-Cabezas et al, 2020). I hold that OH needs a new unitary model of the relations between humans, animals, and the environment, that allows both the relevant components and the relations between them to be understood in a more integrated way.…”

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Who is the biological patient? A new gradational and dynamic model for one health medicine

Friedman

2022

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One Health medicine aims to improve health by focusing on the relations between the health of humans, animals, and the environment. However, One Health does not provide a clear idea of these relations, which are still represented as conceptually separated and not as one health, as the name implies. Inspired by holobiont research, I suggest a new model and conceptual framework for One Health that expands the notion of the biological patient by providing a gradational and dynamic understanding of environments, patients, and their relations. This new model conceptualizes humans and non-humans, individual organisms, and collectives, as belonging to one system that allows for more or less inclusive understandings of patients. As such, it resolves the conceptual tensions of different One Health approaches and supports the implementation of One Health as an interdisciplinary research field.

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One Health needs a vision beyond zoonoses

Cited by 15 publications

References 12 publications

One health: A brief appraisal of the Tripartite – UNEP definition

One health: A brief appraisal of the Tripartite – UNEP definition

Citizen Science for One Digital Health: A Rapid Qualitative Review of Studies in Air Quality with Reflections on a Conceptual Model

Who is the biological patient? A new gradational and dynamic model for one health medicine

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