The One Health Trust at UNGA Week 2024

Out in Nature Communications, an OHT co-authored article projects global livestock antibiotic use through 2040, offering key insights to inform policy and curb agricultural antibiotic use.

A collaborative OHT study, out in Global Health Security assessed whether government policies or community-led initiatives are more effective in driving sustainable food system change. 

In SSM Population Health, an OHT collaborative study highlights how wealth inequality influences the relationship between income rank and quality of life in India.  

Out in BMJ Global Health, an OHT co-authored study explores how biological, cultural, and behavioral factors cause gender disparities in the impact of antimicrobial resistance. 

In The Lancet Microbe, OHT collaborated to explore the gaps in antimicrobial resistance surveillance in laboratory networks across 14 African countries.  

In One Health Outlook, OHT researchers and co-authors reveal how collaborations are formed and maintained to prevent and control zoonotic diseases in low- and middle-income countries.

In PNAS, an OHT collaborative study explores trends in human antibiotic consumption across 67 countries from 2016 to 2023. 

Collaborative OHT research in Population and Development Review investigates the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the age of marriage among women in India. 

Out in CMI Communications, an OHT collaborative article highlights the factors driving global shortages of essential antibiotics, particularly amoxicillin, and explores barriers to ensuring sustainable access. 

A collaborative OHT study in The Lancet Global Health examines the global economic impact of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, highlighting variations across countries. 

An OHT co-authored article in Vaccine assessed the impact of India’s rotavirus vaccination program on reducing disease burden and antibiotic misuse.