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...
Dawn and Chloe’s 15,000ft leap for Humanimal Trust
Two incredible Humanimal Trust supporters have taken fundraising to new heights - quite literally. Dawn and Chloe bravely leapt from 15,000 feet, taking on a tandem skydive and raising over £1,100 for Humanimal Trust. Supporting Humanimal Trust Through Adventure...
Humanimal Trust at the London Book Fair with The Buddyhood
This week, Humanimal Trust attended the London Book Fair alongside partners The Buddyhood Ltd, celebrating the power of storytelling to inspire change. Launch of The Noisy Night in the Buff and Strawberry Series The event also marked the launch of ‘The Noisy Night’,...
Dr Mary Fraser talks One Medicine with Animal Therapy Magazine
Our Chair of Trustees, Dr Mary Fraser, is featured in the latest issue of Animal Therapy Magazine, sharing her insights and experience in advancing human and animal health and welfare.Animal Therapy Magazine helps keep animal care professionals at the forefront of new...
International Women’s Day 2026
A note from our inspiring CEO, Joe Bailey, on International Women’s Day:
Humanimal Trust appoints John Grounds and Professor Philippe Wilson as Trustees
Humanimal Trust is pleased to announce the appointment of two new Trustees: John Grounds and Professor Philippe Wilson. John Grounds John is a consultant specialising in strategy, brand, communications, campaigning and fundraising, alongside organisational, team and...
One Medicine: Learning to Listen Again
By Dr Matt Morgan Consultant in Intensive Care Medicine | Honorary Professor at Cardiff University and Curtin University | Author of One Medicine | Patron of Humanimal Trust I work in intensive care. Much of my job is spent surrounded by machines that beep, flash...
One Medicine, One Approval: Securing dual licensing for human and veterinary medicine
Button batteries and One Medicine: A shared emergency across species
Button batteries, particularly lithium coin batteries, are small, shiny, and found in countless household devices. They are also one of the most dangerous, time-critical ingestion hazards for both children and companion animals. What often begins with curiosity, a...
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