Animal Health, Human Health, One Health
This is a video presentation for the APHA Annual Meeting in November 2014 created by Dr. Craig Carter, DVM PhD for the James Harlan Steele,... ...Continue reading →
The Veterinary Public Health Special Primary Interest Group focuses on the interface of humans and animals; not just the diseases but the quality of life, health benefits and environmental health issues as well. We positively influence the human-animal connection and advance the One Health concept.
Our current focus areas are to offer stimulating educational programs and be APHA’s leaders on: food safety; the health benefits of animals; and climate change, both the effect animal agriculture may be having on the climate, as well as the effect a changing climate may have on animal agriculture.
Monday, October 31, 2016
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
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If you have a specific interest or passion we encourage you to become involved as a member of our Policy Committee, Outreach Committee, or Communications Committee.
Are you short on time? We understand. You can also consider other ways to be more involved in our Section:
1. Respond to an advocacy alert.
2. Post field-related information or opportunities on your online community/listserv.
3. Write an article for our Section’s News & Events page.
4. Encourage a colleague to join APHA.
5. Review abstracts.
This Session was devoted to Dr. James Steele. These videos were shown at the Session.
This is a video presentation for the APHA Annual Meeting in November 2014 created by Dr. Craig Carter, DVM PhD for the James Harlan Steele,... ...Continue reading →
The Veterinary Public Health Special Primary Interest Group (VPH) focuses on the interface of humans and animals; not just the diseases but the quality of life, health benefits, and environmental health issues as... ...Continue reading →
Photos of Presenters at the 2014 Session