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One Health

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The One Health Section focuses on the linkages among humans, animals and the environment through the One Health concept.

One Health promotes a framework for the holistic understanding of factors impacting our increasingly connected world.

Our Work

We encourage team-oriented approaches to solve complex health problems based on the understanding that health across all sectors is interrelated. Our members come together to discuss ways to promote the optimal health of people, domestic animals, wildlife, plants, and our environment. 

Member Benefits

As a member of our Section, you can help grow our legacy in public health practice! We offer many opportunities to get involved, such as joining Section leadership, collaborating with other organizations and partners, influencing APHA policies and priorities, reviewing abstracts, and presenting your research at the APHA Annual Meeting.

Join Us!

Your participation is vital to our continued success. Become an active member of the Section when you join APHA. If you are already an APHA member, you can join as your second Section for no additional cost by updating your member profile. 

Attend Events

Check out the APHA calendar for upcoming Section events and browse our sessions at the 2024 APHA Annual Meeting and Expo.

Visit on APHA LEAD

Members can visit us on APHA LEAD to learn about upcoming events, join in discussions with other Section members, and access our Section’s resource library.

Share Your Story in the One Health Newsletter

The APHA One Health Newsletter, supported by the One Health section, is an online publication that is published quarterly (March, July, October) and reflects the activities of our Section members and general One Health community. Take part as a reader and a contributor! Info on LEAD.

Previous One Health Newsletters can be found here: 2024 (Summer 2024Spring 2024), 2023 (Spring 2023), 2022 (Winter 2022), 2021 (Fall 2021Summer 2021Spring 2021), 2020 (Winter 2020Fall 2020Summer 2020Spring 2020), 2019 (Winter 2019Fall 2019Spring 2019).

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