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We Are All Animals and Humanimal Giveaway

We Are All Animals and Humanimal Giveaway

To celebrate One Medicine Month 2026, we’re giving one lucky winner a copy of both the fantastic children's books, Humanimal: Incredible Ways Animals Are Just Like Us! and We Are All Animals, signed by our founder Noel Fitzpatrick and author Christopher Lloyd. To...

Words, Meaning and Societal Change: Why One Medicine Matters

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...

Abseiling for Dad: Imogen’s Story

Abseiling for Dad: Imogen’s Story

This Saturday (16 May), just one week after turning 16, local school girl from Danebury School Stockbridge, Imogen Poole, will be joining Humanimal Trust CEO, Joe Bailey, alongside Trustees and other brave supporters, as they abseil down Portsmouth’s iconic Spinnaker...

One Medicine Month 2026: Every Voice Matters

One Medicine Month 2026: Every Voice Matters

It's One Medicine Month 2026, and during this month we're going to be sharing more about the Humanimal Trust Public and Guardian Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) Group. Better medicine for both people and animals starts with doing research the right way - protecting...

One Medicine: Microbiome Insights Across Species

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...

Two new webinars announced for our One Medicine series

Two new webinars announced for our One Medicine series

We’re pleased to announce two new additions to our One Medicine webinar series this May, continuing our mission to explore how collaboration between human and veterinary medicine can improve outcomes across species. Webinar 1: Shared Species, Shared Biology The first...

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