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One Health
Improving Lives Around the World
The One health principal encompasses human, animal, and environmental health and is covered in much of the work within the group focusing on animal health and human animal interactions.
The transmission of different diseases between animals and humans has led to major disease outbreaks over the last few years, including COVID-19, Ebola, and influenza. Therefore this work is of global importance in prevention of both animal and human infections. With expertise in various zoonotic pathogens including Salmonella spp., Campylobacter spp., and influenza, we are a group with wide ranging potential and research outputs.
We are keen to collaborate with other groups and always welcome emails from students, academics and industry alike from any corner of the world. We strongly believe that through a one health approach, we can work with others to improve the animal and human lives around the world.
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Key Personnel and Expertise
Academics
Dr Andrew Cooke – goat nutrition in small holder farms in sub-Saharan Africa
Simon Clegg – antimicrobial resistance in domestic and wild animals; bacterial infection and carriage in animals
Dr Stefan Milson – animals and the microbial environment
Dr Ashley Roberts – zoonotic virology
Dr Colin Butter – avian zoonoses
Professor Daniel Mills – owner-pet relationships
Postgraduate Researcher and Technical Staff
Agnese Crisante – canine behaviour and microbiota
Adele Spain – canine behaviour and microbiota
Fiona Newberry – canine microbiota
Research Students
Helen Howell – assessing the risk of human directed aggression in dogs
Emma Wilson – avian zoonosis
Robyn Fayers – fox pathogens and microplastics
Emma Turnbull – canine pathogens