Webinars

The One Health Group is a quarterly meeting of animal, plant, human and environmental health professionals to discuss One Health related topics in the Circumpolar North.

The One Health Group is a quarterly meeting of animal, plant, human and environmental health professionals to discuss One Health related topics in the Circumpolar North.

• Harmful Algal Blooms:Alaska Public Health Challenges (Louisa Castrodale)
• Alaska Harmful Algal Bloom Network. (Ginny Eckert)
• Acquisition and dissemination of cephalosporin-resistant E. coli in migratory birds sampled at an Alaska landfill
• Health & Well-being Collaboration Team Meeting Notes July 2018

• Zoonotic diseases without pandemic potential, like brucellosis, are in need of innovative One Health approaches. (Prof. Jacques Godfroid)
• Assessment of the Potential Health Impacts of Climate Change in Alaska. (Sarah Yoder)
• Health & Well-being Collaboration Team Meeting Notes April 2018

• Climate-induced behavioral changes influence exposure of polar bears to pathogens and contaminants (Todd Atwood)

• Update on Arctic Research Plan (Tom Hennessey)
• Surveillance of Environmental Signals to Detect Emerging Threats (Craig Stephen)

• Fukushima Dai-Ichi Nuclear Power Plant Disaster – USDA Preparedness and Response Capabilities to Radiation Emergencies. (Gordon Cleveland)

• Who Contributed to the Plan? — Arctic Research Plan FY2017–2021. (Tom Hennessy)
• Zoonotic Disease Seroprevalence Study. (Michael Bruce)
• Reflecting on One Health Priorities in Alaska. (James Berner)

• All Together Now: One Health, One Arctic. (Joshua Glasser)
• Investigating the emergence, prevalence, and dispersal of antibiotic resistant E. coli infecting wild birds in Alaska. (Andy Ramey)

• Healthy Dogs, Healthy Communities – Developing Strategies to Address Rural Veterinary Challenges. (Brian Berube, Eric Jayne)

• Ticks (Acari: Ixodidae) parasitizing dogs, cats, humans and wild vertebrates in Alaska: Invasion. (Kimberlee Beckmen)

• Algal toxins in Alaska marine mammals. (Kathy Burek Huntington)

• About the Arctic Executive Steering Committee (Ambassador Mark Brezinski)
• Alaska Marine Bird Die-Off Update (Barbara Bodenstein, Kathy Kuletz)

• Challenges and Strategies for Achieving Healthy Dogs in Rural Alaska. (Brian Berube)

• LEO Network Introduction to Web-Based and Mobile Applications. (Mike Brubaker)
• Update on other One Health Activities in the Arctic. (Tom Hennessy)

• A Database for Contaminants and Mercury Synthesis in the Bering Sea and Aleutians. (L. Munk, F. Von Hippel, A. Poe)
• Global Climate Change and Airborne Allergens. (Jeffrey Demain)

• Toxoplasma Transmission in Marine Ecosystems: Implications for Public Health. (Karen Shapiro)

• Exploring One Health and Circumpolar Collaborations. (Alan Parkinson)