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The Lancet One Health Commission: harnessing our interconnectedness for equitable, sustainable, and healthy socioecological systems
2025
Overview
[...]the availability and quality of data can vary greatly across sectors and, even where data exist, key challenges linked to data sharing and integration must be addressed. [...]a One Health approach to surveillance provides unique opportunities to monitor not only threats, but also the preconditions for health and determinants of healthy and sustainable systems, thereby supporting resilient ecosystems and health-promoting environments. Infectious diseases A One Health approach to infectious diseases must address not only zoonotic diseases of pandemic potential, but also neglected tropical diseases and the effect of infectious animal diseases on the health of livestock, wildlife (terrestrial and aquatic animal, plant, and insect species), companion animals, food systems and nutrition, antimicrobial use, livelihoods, and economic development. Non-communicable diseases Non-communicable diseases have traditionally received little attention within One Health research and practice, which this Commission seeks to change. A One Health approach to non-communicable diseases enables a systematic understanding and equitable approach to addressing the shared risk factors (eg, environmental pollutants, unhealthy diets, and climate change) and other determinants of health and wellbeing across species and throughout the socioecological system.
