As part of the celebration of the One Health World Day, the Facultad de Ciencias Veterinarias y Pecuarias (FAVET) of the Universidad de Chile is pleased to invite you to participate in the "One Health Day Chile Sixth Symposium Emergency of Bacterial Zoonoses in the 21st century", whose objectives are to convene different national and international actors for the multidisciplinary approach of priority issues for our region under the One Health approach. The development of this seminar will focus on the main topics of Bacterial Zoonosis Emergency.

Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, St Kitts, hosts their annual celebration of International One Health Day with a week long series of events focusing on student research programs under the One Health umbrella. Prizes awarded for best Posters, 3-Minute Thesis presentations, and Infographics!

Harmful algae blooms occur when algae and cyanobacteria grow out of control in bodies of water. This overgrowth can produce toxins that cause mild to severe symptoms in people and animals. The blooms can kill animals and plants in the water by severely depleting oxygen when they decompose.

Normally, algae are important organisms in bodies of water because they are the building blocks of the food chain and ecosystem. When they grow out of control, however, they can harm people, animals and the environment.