The World One Health Congress returned for its ninth edition, bringing together a global community of experts dedicated to advancing One Health science and policy. Over the course of four days, the Congress featured a dynamic and forward-thinking agenda, with parallel tracks covering One Health science, antimicrobial agents and resistance, and the science-policy interface, among other critical topics.
This leading international forum fostered discussions on major One Health challenges, facilitated the exchange of cutting-edge research, and highlighted policy developments shaping the future of health for humans, animals, and the environment. Through an open call for abstracts, groundbreaking work from distinguished scientists and thought leaders took center stage.
ZOE and her sister projects RESTOREID, BEPREP, and BCOMING organized a joint session on restoring nature, reducing risk: ecosystem-based approaches to zoonotic disease prevention. The projects’ leading investigators presented six keynote lectures folllowed by an insightful round rable discussion. The projects held a dedicated booth outlining their research programs and approaches to the biodiversity-health nexus.
