Thank you to everyone that attended our #OneHealthLPL conference at the weekend. We hope you enjoyed it as much as us! A big thank you also to our brilliant speakers and sponsors who all made the event possible.
@BritishVets@LivUniVets@VPHA @UoLmedicine and @LivUni Vet School
One of the biggest threats to public health is anti microbial resistance. Professor Nicola Williams talks to us about the role of animals and vets in protecting the human population. #OneHealthLPL
...but with more interest in #OneHealth coming from #vets than #medics how do we get more involved?
Food for thought during the lunch break #OneHealthLPL (2/2)
The challenge for capacity building in the Horn of Africa requires promotion of cooperation between countries where there hasn't been before and cooperation between professions too... (1/2) #OneHealthLPL
The importance of veterinary forensic pathology extends beyond animal welfare with a relationship identified between the abuse of animals and interpersonal violence.
#OneHealthLPL#OneHealth
A lesson for any budding forensic pathologists out there: "the best pathologist is the one that speaks last". Describe what you see and base your decisions on this to avoid bias from external sources #OneHealthLPL
We're lucky enough to have Dr Emanuele Ricci, lecturer in Veterinary Pathology on his birthday as he asks 'why should we care about the death of animals?'. Happy birthday, Emanuele!!! #OneHealth#OneHealthLPL
Hybridisation of schistosomes between human and cattle species and migration of hosts between countries such as Corsica and Senegal highlight the multidisciplinary approach needed to combat tropical diseases. #OneHealthLPL
With progress in control programmes of parasites like Guinea worm in humans, we must learn lessons from the past and remain mindful of how they could become an issue in veterinary health #OneHealthLPL
Great turnout for our #OneHealthLPL conference and first talk by Dean of Vet Science @LivUni, Prof Susan Dawson on the core principles of One Health.
Next up, Prof @StothardRuss on why we should be interested in zoonotic schistosomiasis..
Looking forward to presenting this morning at student-led OneHeath conference bringing vets, medics and scientists together. Many future stars in the audience I hope.
Not long now till the start of the #OneHealthLPL conference! Registration and breakfast from 8.30 in the Thompson Yates building. Head through the square, right at the strange statue and under the arch.
Almost time for the conference but first up, the pre-event social. Find us at the far end of The Font, L7 7JE. FREE FOOD AND DRINKS FOR TICKET-HOLDERS!
SIGN UP FOR TICKETS HERE: https://t.co/rv2vGV2Bw2
For just £10 you get food, an optional social, all talks plus a certificate of attendance
Closing date for applications is Friday 19th Oct @ 9pm
Open to med, vet, biomed and biovet students. #OneHealth
Finally met the last of our committee yesterday on our Facebook (https://t.co/x9kucZWnAf) and Instagram (@ OneHealthLPL18).
Stayed tuned for big news coming today... #OneHealth
Happy #WorldAnimalDay! Today we celebrate the contribution animals have to the betterment of human health, whether it be companionship, medical research or increased physical wellbeing. More detail here: https://t.co/x9kucZWnAf
We are fighting #AntimicrobialResistance together.
WHO will strengthen its collaboration with the tripartite of WHO, @FAO and @OIEAnimalHealth, plus @UNEnvironment in a #OneHealth approach to make sure we protect medicines for future generations. https://t.co/SGL4Yo7Jjz
Today we meet Katie and Georgia, our medical and biomedical student team responsible for organising our programme of speakers. Click the link to go to our Facebook page and find out what they find interesting about #OneHealth (https://t.co/x9kucZWnAf)