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One health: the translational medicine

Establishing a national One Health initiative with advancements driven by researchers and clinicians in both human and veterinary medicine will support research, improve human and animal health and save on health-care costs, both nationally and abroad.

Opinion
BY GLEN PYLE
September 26, 2018

Opinion | BY GLEN PYLE | September 26, 2018

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One health: the translational medicine

Establishing a national One Health initiative with advancements driven by researchers and clinicians in both human and veterinary medicine will support research, improve human and animal health and save on health-care costs, both nationally and abroad.

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