Words, Meaning and Societal Change: Why One Medicine Matters
By Dr Mary Fraser Humanimal Trust Chair of Trustees | Leader in One Medicine, Veterinary/Medical Education & Animal Welfare | Fellow RCVS | Podcast host | Veterinary Surgeon How important are words? In recent years, particularly since the COVID-19 pandemic, the...
The Power of Engagement: From PPIE in Human Clinical Research to PGIE in Veterinary Medicine
By Andrea Short Patient and public involvement and engagement (PPIE) has become a cornerstone of high-quality human clinical research, and evidence shows that actively involving patients, caregivers, and the public in designing and conducting research makes studies...
One Medicine: Microbiome Insights Across Species
By Dr Bushra Schuitemaker Head of Science and Research at BIOME9 | Head of Microbiology at Pooch & Mutt | Humanimal Trust Science Committee Member From zoology to microbiomes: a personal route into One Medicine I trained as a zoologist. My undergraduate degree...
One Medicine: Bioethics and Academic Leadership
By Benjamin Capps Ph.D Associate Professor in Clinical Ethics at Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, Canada | Member of Humanimal Trust Science Committee I am an academic philosopher – a bioethicist. I once worked in molecular genetics and also had a law school...