ILRI One Health Strategy: Stopping the global rise of high-impact zoonotic disease, foodborne disease and antimicrobial resistance

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Climate change and Rift Valley fever disease outbreak: implications for the food environment of pastoralists

Perspectives on livestock and One Health

Genomic characterization and antimicrobial susceptibility of dromedary-associated Staphylococcaceae from the Horn of Africa

New study investigates drivers and practices of antibiotic use in poultry farming in Kiambu County, Kenya

Uganda biobank to promote access to livestock samples and data

Celebrating World Antimicrobial Awareness Week 2022 with highlights of ILRI research on antimicrobial resistance

Selecting efficient farm-level antimicrobial stewardship interventions from a One Health perspective

Protecting human health through a One Health approach

Circulation of antibiotic resistance genes at the wildlife–livestock interface in Kapiti, Kenya