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Raising awareness on One Health.
Connecting Health Professionals.

[Dr Emmanuelle Soubeyran @WOAH_DG]

Emerging diseases can come from numerous factors such as urban expansion, human encroachment into previously isolated wildlife habitats and of course #climatechange.

All these increase the risk of disease spillovers between humans and animals. #UneSeuleSante

[World Health Organization (WHO) Western Pacific @WHOWPRO]

“#COVID19 cases and deaths continue to decline. But there’s not enough testing and not enough vaccination. The pandemic is not over yet.” - @DrTedros

[World Health Organization (WHO) Western Pacific @WHOWPRO]

#COVID19 is still around. Encourage and support your family and friends especially those at high risk of serious COVID-19 illness to get vaccinated.

#StaySafe

[World Health Organization Lesotho @WHO_Lesotho]

#DoItAll to protect yourself against #COVID19!

💉 Get vaccinated
😷 Wear a mask
↔️ Keep physical distance and avoid crowds
🪟 Open windows
🤧 Cough/sneeze into your elbow
👐🏿 Clean your hands

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

Intranasal vaccines could be beneficial boosters against #COVID19 and include several advantages, such as needle-free administration and elicitation of local immunity to prevent infection and systemic immunity to reduce disease burden. https://t.co/FuCkEWabXd #SciencePerspective

[World Organisation for Animal Health @WOAH]

Rabies still kills - one of our best weapons to stop this disease is by joining forces under a collaborative #OneHealth approach.

The @UARForum enables the fostering of partnerships so we can eradicate dog-mediated rabies by 2030.

Discover its work 👉 https://t.co/MeEcjz7a20

[World Health Organization (WHO) Western Pacific @WHOWPRO]

Here are simple measures you can take to protect yourself and your family from diseases such as #dengue and #malaria. ⬇

[World Health Organization (WHO) Western Pacific @WHOWPRO]

From preventing diseases to boosting mental wellbeing, WHO recommends adults do:

⏲ At least 150–300 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic physical activity, or
⏲ At least 75–150 minutes of vigorous-intensity aerobic physical activity throughout the week.

#BeActive!

[NYT Health @NYTHealth]

The patients had metastatic breast cancer that had been progressing despite rounds of harsh chemotherapy. But a drug that targeted cancer cells with laserlike precision was stunningly successful, extending life to an extent rarely seen https://t.co/ZHt7fDihb6

[NYT Health @NYTHealth]

The blood tests sometimes detect evidence of cancers that then cannot be found in a patient’s body. What happens then? https://t.co/Re7osZaFKF

[NYT Health @NYTHealth]

“I believe this is the first time this has happened in the history of cancer,” Dr. Diaz said. Still, the trial will need to be replicated in other patients. https://t.co/cLBxZswtq0

[World Health Organization (WHO) Western Pacific @WHOWPRO]

Meeting with friends? Choose activities that will allow you to enjoy their company while reducing the risk of #COVID19. Try:

🚶🏽‍♀️ ‍Taking a walk outdoors
🚲 Going on a bike ride
📲 Talking on the phone or meeting virtually

#StaySafe

[World Organisation for Animal Health @WOAH]

Vaccines are among our best tools for preventing and even eliminating diseases.

In 2021, our rabies vaccine bank 💉 enabled the rollout of around 190,000 vaccine doses, despite restrictions linked to the #COVID19 pandemic. #EveryonesHealth

LEARN MORE 👉 https://t.co/DpMITSmizy

[nature @Nature]

COVID and smell loss: answers begin to emerge https://t.co/ghAXgfEOI8

[World Health Organization (WHO) @WHO]

Vaccines can protect you from serious illness & death from #COVID19. But #DYK that after being vaccinated, you should STILL

😷 #WearAMask
↔️ Keep a safe distance
🪟 Open windows
🤧 Cough/sneeze into your elbow
👐 Keep hands clean

to stop the virus? Here’s why Vaccines can protect you from serious illness & death from #COVID19. But #DYK that after being vaccinated, you should STILL

😷 #WearAMask
↔️ Keep a safe distance
🪟 Open windows
🤧 Cough/sneeze into your elbow
👐 Keep hands clean

to stop the virus? Here’s why Vaccines can protect you from serious illness & death from #COVID19. But #DYK that after being vaccinated, you should STILL

😷 #WearAMask
↔️ Keep a safe distance
🪟 Open windows
🤧 Cough/sneeze into your elbow
👐 Keep hands clean

to stop the virus? Here’s why Vaccines can protect you from serious illness & death from #COVID19. But #DYK that after being vaccinated, you should STILL

😷 #WearAMask
↔️ Keep a safe distance
🪟 Open windows
🤧 Cough/sneeze into your elbow
👐 Keep hands clean

to stop the virus? Here’s why Vaccines can protect you from serious illness & death from #COVID19. But #DYK that after being vaccinated, you should STILL

😷 #WearAMask
↔️ Keep a safe distance
🪟 Open windows
🤧 Cough/sneeze into your elbow
👐 Keep hands clean

to stop the virus? Here’s why Vaccines can protect you from serious illness & death from #COVID19. But #DYK that after being vaccinated, you should STILL

😷 #WearAMask
↔️ Keep a safe distance
🪟 Open windows
🤧 Cough/sneeze into your elbow
👐 Keep hands clean

to stop the virus? Here’s why ⬇

[World Health Organization Philippines @WHOPhilippines]

Having a regular routine with activities that make you feel good will help you maintain a healthy mind.

You may also try discovering new things to do if that helps you break monotony.

Do whatever helps you feel more balanced and grounded.

#MentalHealthMatters

[CDC @CDCgov]

Hearing that #monkeypox spreads through air? It's not known to linger in air. It is not transmitted during short periods of shared airspace. It spreads via contact w/ someone with monkeypox. It may also spread when people have close, face-to-face contact. https://t.co/wjXyL7Fa3G

[CDC @CDCgov]

Do you have a backyard flock? Quick tip: Keep a bottle of hand sanitizer at your coop! Many people across the U.S. have gotten sick with Salmonella from contact with backyard poultry, but you can stay healthy around your flock. Find more tips at: https://t.co/2OMG61xGRX.

[World Organisation for Animal Health @WOAH]

Improving animal health also improves human and environment health, and vice-versa.

By helping countries respond to health challenges that threaten us all, we continue to create a healthier and safer world.

#EveryonesHealth

[One Health - U of Guelph @OneHealthUofG]

.@CABI_News is accepting submissions of One Health cases that focus on practical approaches to solving problems, spanning animal, human & environmental health. They consider research methodologies and, with data, show the impact of #OneHealth in practice: https://t.co/Nexi2AnN7c