Biomarkers of Health and Welfare from a One Health Context
A special issue of Animals (ISSN 2076-2615). This special issue belongs to the section "Veterinary Clinical Studies".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 November 2022) | Viewed by 3796
Special Issue Editors
Interests: One-Health; proteomics; saliva; method validation; biomarkers
Interests: biomarkers; non-invasive techniques; saliva; stress; swine; inflammation; infectious diseases; One-Health
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Interests: tick borne pathogens; tick borne diseases in animals; lyme borreliosis in animals; ehrlichiosis; anaplasmosis; pathogens in ticks; serology; clinical symptoms
Special Issue Information
Dear colleagues,
The One World, One Health (One Health, OH) concept established that human and animal health and the environmental state are highly interconnected and share common aspects that can be applied globally in these three components. The application of the OH approaches in health systems and research by enforcing transdisciplinary strategies was shown to generate a number of benefits, including increased relevant information, better decision making, economic savings, and stakeholder engagement. In this sense, biomarkers’ research can benefit significantly from this approach, since the progress made in one area, e.g., human medicine, can be applied to the others, e.g., veterinary medicine and the environment, and vice versa via the adaptation of new methodologies to different species and sample types, or the application of known techniques or biomarkers in alternative contexts.
This Special Issue is focused on how the One Health concept can be applied to health and welfare biomarkers’ research. The application of OH knowledge will result in increased applications and the availability of research studies and important economical savings, and will provide a more holistic vision of health and welfare.
Dr. Lorena Franco-Martinez
Dr. Alberto Muñoz-Prieto
Dr. Sara Savić
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- One World
- One Health
- biomarkers
- translational medicine
- transdisciplinary
- interdisciplinary
- environment
- veterinary medicine
- human medicine
- validation
