One Health Approach in Newly Emerging and Re-Emerging Diseases

• Overview: Importance of One Health Approach: Human, Animal, and Environmental Health as Inseparable Entities
• Current situation of AMR in the human health sector

• Animal disease and food security
• The potential and dangers of zoonotic malaria

• University Role in One Health-Based Research and Service Management

• The role and challenges of vector control in supporting vector-borne disease control

• The stochastic dimension of the emergence of infectious diseases
• The ecological dimension of emerging infectious diseases
• Evolution and adaptation of arboviruses

• Environment, Biodiversity, Deforestation and Emergence
• Definitions and key concepts on emerging diseases

• Modeling the dynamic of infectious diseases

• Immunity and receptors in the dynamic of emerging diseases

• The clinical dimension of emerging diseases

• What makes a good reservoir for zoonotic diseases?

• Evolution of variants

• The geographic approach of Aedes-borne diseases

• Analysis of the economic burden of health care due to AMR

Prof. drh. Ekowati Handharyani, PhD, APVet.

• Conducting Viral Surveillance on Bat Population

• National Strategy for Prevention of Dengue Virus Infection

• Anthrax surveillance in farm animals

• The Impact of Climate Change and Vector Competence to Spread Diseases

• How Virus Adapts to Different Host Species: Study from Influenza Virus

• Community Involvement in Prevention of Dengue Virus Infection

• Climate Change and Shift in Dengue Fever Epidemiology

• E-malaria innovation governance

• Current situation of AMR in the livestock and fisheries sector

• Prevention and control of anthrax in livestock

• Research Synergy with One Health Approach, Good Practice Research from World Mosquito Project

• Synergy of Community Service with One Health Approach

• Wastewater as a Source of Antimicrobial Resistance: Importance of One Health Approach