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Latest from the One Health Institute

Early detection of wildlife morbidity and mortality through an event-based surveillance system (Proceedings of the Royal Society B)

Socializing One Health: an innovative strategy to investigate social and behavioral risks of emerging viral threats (One Health Outlook)

Retrospective study on admission trends of Californian hummingbirds found in urban habitats (1991-2016) (PeerJ)

Lead exposure in dogs fed game meat and offal from culled invasive species in El Palmar National Park, Argentina (Environmental Science and Pollution Research)

Ranking the risk of animal-to-human spillover for newly discovered viruses (PNAS

Lead exposure in consumers of culled invasive alien mammals in El Palmar National Park, Argentina (Environmental Science and Pollution Research)

Fine scale infectious disease modeling using satellite-derived data (Nature Scientific Reports)

One Health Workforce - Next Generation: Year 1 Annual Report

PREDICT Legacy Book

IN THE MEDIA

Epidemiologist Elected to National Academy of Medicine (UC Davis)

It May Be Too Late to Find the Origin of COVID-19. The WHO Is Trying Anyway (TIME)

When Disaster Strikes: Evacuating, Sheltering and Caring for Animals (ABC 10)

UC Davis Gets New Funding to Help Rescue Dogs and Cats Scorched in California Wildfires (The Fresno Bee)

Plastic 'Pool' Toy Pollution in the Wild (UC Davis)

As the U.S. Moves Toward Post-Pandemic Life, COVID-19 Is Still Devastating the World—Especially India (TIME)

Can a New App Predict the Next Pandemic (National Geographic)