Tag: One Health

A scoping review of 74 studies finds drug-resistant Salmonella Kentucky, Enteritidis and Typhimurium dominating across West Africa, while fragmented surveillance ...

Otters Face a Rising Tide of Parasites, Disease, and Human Pressure

by Margaret Porter

A new Frontiers research collection reveals how parasites, disease spillover, and human pressures are quietly undermining otter health worldwide.

Somalia Has the Warnings but Not the Action: Closing the Climate-Disease Gap

A new review argues that Somalia's real challenge in fighting climate-sensitive infectious diseases is not detecting outbreaks early but converting ...

Climate Change Is Turning Rare Mycotoxin Outbreaks Into a Year-Round, Multi-Toxin Threat

by Sloane Callahan

A new Perspective argues that interacting climate stressors are widening the ecological windows for fungal growth and toxin production, making ...

Otters Emerge as Powerful Sentinels of Estuarine Health, Four Decades of Field Data Reveal

by Margaret Porter

A four-decade synthesis from Brazil's Peri Lagoon and a global bibliometric analysis establish otters as multidimensional bioindicators of estuarine health ...

Climate, Cities and Vanishing Forests Are Rewriting the Map of Vector-Borne Disease

A comprehensive review proposes a triaxial framework showing that climate change, deforestation, urbanization, and biodiversity loss interact synergistically to reshape ...

Community Governance Emerges as the Backbone of Resilient and Sustainable Food Futures

by Courtney Benton

A new Frontiers editorial and 16 accompanying studies argue that indigenous and local community governance, from seed banks to digital ...

Frogs, snakes and sacred knowledge: Indigenous wisdom reshapes One Health conservation

by Margaret Porter

A global review shows that Indigenous and ancestral knowledge of amphibians and reptiles as totems, rain harbingers, and ecological sentinels ...

Antimicrobial Stewardship Moves Beyond Hospitals Into Communities and Farms