One Health Day 2024

One Health Outlook is published in collaboration with the Global One Health Community. 
Edited by Ab Osterhaus, One Health Outlook has a broad scope to encompass all aspects of One Health. Education and bringing people from different backgrounds together is what One Health is all about, and by removing barriers for readers, Open Access is ideally placed to promote the One Health ethos.
We are proud to acknowledge that over 50% of the articles published in One Health Outlook in 2023 were related to one or more of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Articles
One health: a structured review and commentary on trends and themes
_{Helen Louise Brown et al. 
Research | Published: 14 August 2024 in One Health Outlook}

Detection and antibiogram profile of diarrheagenic Escherichia coli isolated from two abattoir settings in northwest Ethiopia: a one health perspective
_{Solomon Lulie Abey et al.
Research | Published: 06 May 2024 in One Health Outlook}

The impact of controlling diseases of significant global importance on greenhouse gas emissions from livestock production
_{Judith L. Capper et al.
Research | Published: 08 December 2023 in One Health Outlook}

The One Health High-Level Expert Panel (OHHLEP)
_{Thomas C. Mettenleiter et al.
Research | Published: 7 December 2023 in One Health Outlook}

What does One Health want? Feminist, posthuman, and anti-colonial possibilities
_{Lauren E. Van Patter et al.
Commentary | Published: 10 March 2023 One Health Outlook}

Open Collection
One health approaches to control zoonotic viral diseases 
One Health Outlook
Zoonotic viruses, which transmit diseases between animals and humans, have significant impact on public health, animal health, and the environment. This Collection aims to focus on holistic strategies to prevent, monitor, and manage zoonotic viral diseases. 
We welcome original research, reviews, and case studies that elucidate the interconnections between human, animal, and ecosystem health, ultimately providing insights into effective surveillance, diagnostics, interventions, and policy frameworks.
Submission Deadline: 30 November 2024

Beyond disciplinary silos: Intersectoral collaboration for One Health implementation
BMC Global and Public Health
This special collection invites the submission of Research, Comment, Review, and Opinion articles that highlight One Health approaches incorporating collaborative efforts between human, animal and/or environmental sectors. This special collection seeks to advance our understanding of how best to foster policy and operational environments that support successful advances in addressing health challenges at the intersection between humans, animals, and the environment. While taking an explicitly intersectoral approach, articles may tackle a broad range of issues and challenges. 
Submission Deadline: 23 December 2024

Orthoflaviviruses: Insights into Molecular Biology, Epidemiology, and Control
Virology Journal
Orthoflaviviruses, including Dengue, Zika, yellow fever, and West Nile viruses, are transmitted primarily by mosquitoes and ticks, causing significant health issues worldwide. Addressing the global burden of these viruses highlights the critical need for advanced prevention, treatment, and control strategies. This special issue is devoted to exploring the molecular biology, epidemiology, and control of these viruses, offering essential insights into their functioning, spread, and management.
Submission Deadline: 18 June 2025

One Health 
Nature Communications
One Health refers to the interconnectedness of the health of humans, animals, and the environment. Research using a One Health perspective is needed to improve our understanding of major health threats such as emerging zoonotic infections, disease spillover, and the spread of antimicrobial resistance across ecosystems.
Submissions closed, view published articles

Food security and sustainability from a microbiology perspective
Cross journal collection
Profound changes of agriculture and the global food system are needed to nourish people who are hungry today and the additional 2 billion people who will be living on Earth by 2050.
Food security is a complex problem: to maintain agricultural productivity on degrading lands and in the face of water scarcity, or to achieve increased agricultural productivity and sustainable food production, many questions need to be answered and solutions need to be tested and implemented. Various aspects of maintaining or enhancing food production, sustainability and security can be tackled from a microbiology perspective.
Submissions closed, view published articles

One Health
Bundesgesundheitsblatt
This is a German language special issue on One Health. This special issue addresses current One Health challenges such as the importance of bacterial and viral zoonoses, the antimicrobial resistance of infectious pathogens, food and animal feed safety and possible health risks from irrigation with treated wastewater. In addition, new possibilities for overcoming these challenges are highlighted, e.g. through the use of artificial intelligence. A further perspective relates One Health to the related concept of “Planetary Health” and presents additional topics of both approaches that go beyond the aspects addressed in this issue.