Global One Health Day
Join the Global One Health initiative for its 3rd annual Global One Health Day, "One Health, One Future: Leveraging Technology Amid Global Challenges."
About
This event aims to strengthen the unity and approach to address global health challenges in the face of global health and environmental pressures, as well as highlight the work of faculty, students and partners at The Ohio State University. The event will feature panel discussions and a poster session.
2025 Global One Health Day brings together multiple disciplines working locally, nationally, and globally to address the spread of disease, promote health and emphasize the connection among humans, animals, plants and the environment.
Whether you're a student, researcher, policymaker or professional, this is your chance to be part of a growing global movement working toward a healthier, more sustainable future.
The Nov. 6 session will take place at 115 Biomedical Research Tower.
The Nov. 7 session will take place at 370 Hamilton Hall.
Call for Abstracts
The organizing committee is now accepting abstracts for the 2025 Global One Health Day symposium. The deadline for submissions is Wednesday, Oct. 22. Interested students can submit their abstract with the online submission form.
The presentations will be in poster format. Abstracts are limited to 300 words and must report the results of original research pertinent to the subject matter, or of an educational and/or nontechnical nature. The committee will evaluate all abstracts submitted for acceptance. The information in the abstract must not have been previously published in a copyrighted journal.
Questions regarding abstract submission should be directed to Sanja Ilic, Department of Human Sciences, Human Nutrition, at ilic.2@osu.edu or 614-292-4076.
About One Health Day
One Health Day, celebrated annually on Nov. 3, is an international campaign co-coordinated by the One Health Commission, the One Health Initiative and the One Health Platform Foundation. The goal of One Health Day is to bring attention around the world to the need for One Health interactions and for the world to ‘see them in action’. The One Health Day campaign is designed to engage as many individuals as possible from as many arenas as possible in One Health education and awareness events, and to generate an inspiring array of projects worldwide.