World One Health Day is held annually on 3 November. It celebrates the One Health approach and the opportunities that arise when we work across sectors to improve health at the human-animal-environment interface.
On 4 November 2026, HOH Helsinki One Health and One Health Finland are organizing a panel discussion at
In this year's edition, experts from academia and industry will explore how AI, machine learning and genomic technologies can support disease management, help prevent future outbreaks, and advance a data-driven One Health approach.
The event is organized jointly by
Visit HOH booth at the fair, and enjoy presentations by numerous HOH members
HOH Helsinki One Health seminars introduce current research in One Health.
The seminars are streamed and open to everyone.
The annual researcher forums are a venue for Helsinki One Health scientists to present and discuss their ongoing research.
The Una Europa One Health Summer School 2024 was organized at University of Helsinki!
The summer school brought together doctoral researchers from a range of disciplines and backgrounds to study and critically reflect on the idea, history and practice of One Health.
This One Health webinar delved into concrete examples of One Health in action, focusing on innovative strategies and collaborative efforts to enhance health outcomes for humans, animals, and the environment.
Topics included the use of AI in disease management, the impact of ticks and rabies, and the challenges of zoonotic diseases.
The event was organized jointly by
Companion animals – our family pets such as cats and dogs – are associated with significant health and welfare benefits for humans. But this close bond can also present risks related to zoonotic diseases and antimicrobial resistance.
Watch the recording of this seminar, available via the registration link, to delve into the health benefits and potential risks associated with having companion animals as integral members of our households.
The event was organized jointly by
This webinar set out to explore the connection between a One Health approach and the vaccination world. With a multisectoral and multidisciplinary approach, international speakers delved into different topics – such as vaccination hesitancy and inclusiveness, virology and vaccine development, human and animal vaccines, public health, science communication on RNA vaccines, and many others.
The seminar was organized jointly by
Recording is available via the registration page.
Recording of this open webinar on antimicrobial resistance (AMR), one of the top 10 global public health threats, is available through registration.
The multisectoral and multidisciplinary webinar brought together academic and industrial experts from the human and veterinary and environmental sectors, and new players, including economics and social sciences – all together essential in the fight against AMR.
The seminar was organzed jointly by
Scientists from University of Helsinki presented their research activities in short talks or posters and are available for discussion with students and other participants. General information on doctoral education and applying for doctoral programmes will also be available.
The RESET kick-off event presented the project both to the academic community and to a wider audience. The programme highlighted the value of transdisciplinary and interdisciplinary research across academic disciplines and through knowledge co-production with stakeholders outside the academia.