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History of One Health and One Medicine
Veterinary Record, 2014MAX Murray and his colleagues have well described the fulcrum role that Sir William Weipers played in ensuring the development of the concept of One Medicine ( VR , March 1, 2014, vol 174, p 227). In my long friendship with him it was always a matter about which he believed strongly. He often used as an example …
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Veterinary Record, 2007
SIR, — With reference to the Comment ‘One world, one medicine’ ( VR , July 28, 2007, vol 161, p 109), I find this a most inspiring theme to which I have long been devoted. ‘One world, one health, one medicine’ is an important concept whose profile urgently needs raising here in Britain ...
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SIR, — With reference to the Comment ‘One world, one medicine’ ( VR , July 28, 2007, vol 161, p 109), I find this a most inspiring theme to which I have long been devoted. ‘One world, one health, one medicine’ is an important concept whose profile urgently needs raising here in Britain ...
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Veterinary Record, 2013
UNFORTUNATELY, Abigail Woods ( VR , December 21/28, 2013, vol 173, p 614) seems to have misread my letter on the origins of ‘one medicine’ ( VR , December 14, 2013, vol 173, pp 587-588). In my letter, I said that the initial aspiration to train the students for a combined veterinary/medical course was dropped under Principal Coleman.
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UNFORTUNATELY, Abigail Woods ( VR , December 21/28, 2013, vol 173, p 614) seems to have misread my letter on the origins of ‘one medicine’ ( VR , December 14, 2013, vol 173, pp 587-588). In my letter, I said that the initial aspiration to train the students for a combined veterinary/medical course was dropped under Principal Coleman.
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One Medicine One Science and policy
Science, 2015Today, humans, animals, and the environment are remarkably interconnected and interdependent at a global level through international commerce and movement. Thus, we have access to safe and nutritious food that fuels health, medicines and vaccines that protect us and our animals, and natural resources that support good living standards.
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Veterinary Record, 2019
I read the letter from Henry Lamb with great interest and in full agreement ( VR , 23 March 2019, vol 184, pp 388-389). I would like to add to his comments on the origination of One Health. The declaration by Rudolf Virchow (1821-1902) did direct attention to the fact of One Medicine.
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I read the letter from Henry Lamb with great interest and in full agreement ( VR , 23 March 2019, vol 184, pp 388-389). I would like to add to his comments on the origination of One Health. The declaration by Rudolf Virchow (1821-1902) did direct attention to the fact of One Medicine.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1987
AMERICANS are working hard to stay well. They're hungry for health, and they're hungry for medical news. People used to receive information about health and disease only from their physicians—but not anymore. The major sources for medical information now seem to be monthly columns in women's magazines, diet and fitness books, celebrity exercise tapes ...
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AMERICANS are working hard to stay well. They're hungry for health, and they're hungry for medical news. People used to receive information about health and disease only from their physicians—but not anymore. The major sources for medical information now seem to be monthly columns in women's magazines, diet and fitness books, celebrity exercise tapes ...
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Medicine and Species: One Medicine, One History?
2012This article surveys the present position of the animal within the history of human medicine, linking this to work in the history of veterinary medicine, and also speculates on the value of making ‘species’ a central and unifying theme of a new history of medicine.
Robert G. W. Kirk, Michael Worboys
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