The One Health concept is based on the recognition of the need to approach health policies and practices from a perspective of interdependence and compromise between people, animals and the environment. From this perspective ethical questions emerge about the goodness of the concept and the practices of its implementation in the pursuit of better health for people and planet.

Fatal Jump: Tracking the Origins of Pandemics, written by veterinary disease ecologist Leslie Reperant and published by Johns Hopkins University Press, is a journey, by leaps and bounds around the world and through time, to examine the extraordinary circumstances—evolutionary, ecological, and otherwise— that converged and gave birth to some of our most wicked and unexpected plagues and pandemics.

“One Health Living Lab” is an innovative experience that aims to create a Young, stimulating and collaborative environment bringing together experts from Academia, the Military and other relevant professional areas with civil society agents to provide the co-creation of sustainable solutions on topics relevant to the One Health approach in Portugal.