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One Medicine: Learning to Listen Again

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...

Button batteries and One Medicine: A shared emergency across species

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...

Why don’t human and animal health professionals work together?

Why don’t human and animal health professionals work together?

At first glance, it seems obvious that doctors and veterinarians should collaborate. After all, humans are animals, and many of the diseases, biological and physiological systems, and treatments that affect us are shared across species. Yet in practice, human and...

A New Year message of gratitude, hope and determination

A New Year message of gratitude, hope and determination

As we step into 2026, I want to begin with a huge, heartfelt thank you. Humanimal Trust exists because of people like you – people who believe in a world where humans and animals benefit equitably from medical progress. To all our supporters, donors, partners,...

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