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BatOneHealth @BatOneHealth

Collaborative team working on the dynamics of bats, humans, and pathogens. For more info see BatOneHealth.org

Joined September 2017
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Debby Ng@torvaanser
26 Jun 2023
Prof Deeann Reeder illustrates how natural and anthropogenic impacts cause energetic stress in mammals such as bats, mice, birds... and how his contributes to viral shedding, and consequently, spillovers @BatOneHealth #OneHealth
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Starting in 20 mins! Countermeasures, strategies & policy opportunities for preventing pandemics at the source #PublicHealth @DavidQuammen @mvankerkhove @rainamontana @abi_vanak @teague_o @IroroTanshi @PREZODE_Intl @AtkinsonCenter ecornell.cornell.edu/keynote…

How to Prevent the Next Pandemic

Reducing the risk of future pandemics requires investment in prevention, preparedness, and response. Yet primary pandemic prevention (i.e., preventing zoonotic spillover) has been largely absent in...

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Join us on Monday 26th. Webinar on ecological countermeasures, strategies & policy opportunities for preventing pandemics at the source #PublicHealth With @DavidQuammen, opening by @mvankerkhove from @WHO and @rainamontana from @AtkinsonCenter tinyurl.com/2vawmjhw
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Rossiter Lab @ QMUL@rossiterlab
13 Feb 2023
🚨🦇Please share widely 🦇🚨We have an exciting new funded PhD position going looking at the molecular adaptations underpinning immunity in bats. Interested in evolution, bioinformatics and/or viruses? Look no further -> findaphd.com/phds/project/mo…
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@EPPIcenter at UCSF@EPPIcenter_UCSF
1 Dec 2022
Jan 13 @rainamontana #OneHealth advocate, PI of @BatOneHealth Investigating #DiseaseDynamics, pathogen transmission & spillover @OneHealthUCD @EpiCenterUCD @CENDUCBerkeley @GorillaDoctors @PanditPranav @rlsdvm_epivet @Erika__Ganda @JoacimRocklov @khoney calendar.ucsf.edu/event/eppi…
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Our new empirical study published in @Nature shows that rapid changes in bat ecology and behavior – driven by habitat loss and climate variability – drove the emergence of Hendra virus, a fatal pathogen in horses and humans. nature.com/articles/s41586-0… 🧵
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Our work shows that once you understand the ecology of the systems, the intervention may actually be quite simple. You can find the full study on the @Nature website here: "Pathogen spillover driven by rapid changes in bat ecology" nature.com/articles/s41586-0…

Pathogen spillover driven by rapid changes in bat ecology

Nature - A study reveals how land-use change and climate interact to drive the spillover of a zoonotic virus, and identifies an ecological mechanism that prevents spillover.

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And for anyone without institutional access, the full article is available using this link: rdcu.be/cZOIe

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