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We published a peer-reviewed paper modeling likely shifts in Nipah virus hosts due to climate change in PNAS 2012.
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Thanks to @smallthoughts.bsky.social @insideclimatenews.org for pointing out these underappreciated impacts of climate change

Climate Change Likely to Expand the Range of an Asian Bat and the Deadly Disease it Carries - Inside Climate News A vaccine in development may slow the spread of Nipah virus, which kills up to 75 percent of the people it sickens, but reducing the environmental disruptions that bring people, livestock and bats tog...

Climate change will cause new contacts between wildlife, livestock, people, leading to increased risk of zoonoses

“When you disrupt the environment in any way, there’s a strong chance you’re going to increase contact between hosts,” Daszak said.

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"Emerging zoonotic diseases like COVID are on the rise – they’re spilling over more often and spreading more easily through our growing population via globalized travel and transport networks.

How can we break free from this #pandemic era"
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Diversity & Spillover Risk Of SADSr-CoVs: Latinne Et Al. 2025 Supplemental - Nature.Health.Global Below is a link to download a pdf of the supplemental figures and table for Latinne et al. 2025 "Diversity and spillover risk of Swine Acute Diarrhea Syndrome

A downloadable pdf of the paper and all supplementary information is available on our website via this link 7/
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This work was originally funded by US and Chinese government agencies, but when that funding was canceled, Nature Health Global took up the reins and we finalized the publication working as volunteers & with donor support. We are grateful to you and everyone who supports out work.

This paper is part of our commitment to publishing work from the research conducted at EcoHealth Alliance - a non-profit that came under political attack due to COVID-19 origin conspiracies. The work is important, with potential to reduce pandemic risk and help build sustainable agriculture.

New Paper Identifies Widespread Risk Of Coronavirus Spillover In Pigs And People Across Southeast Asia And China - Nature.Health.Global A new scientific paper from Nature Health Global scientists identifies widespread spillover risk of a group of coronaviruses in China and Southeast Asia.

We're proud to announce another scientific paper from Nature Health Global scientists, published today in the peer-reviewed journal mBio. naturehealthglobal.org/new-paper-id...

Keep watching our News page for updates - FALL SCREENING DATES will be released soon... naturehealthglobal.org/news-and-res...

Blame won the Audience Award at the 28th CinemAmbiente Festival in Turin, Italy

Blame won the Grand Prix at the 5th International Contemporary Science Film Festival (CSFF) in Moscow, Russia

"In Truth We Trust" AWARD, 20th Doc Edge Festival, Auckland NZ.
"In a world of shadows and disinformation, these gripping stories risk everything to expose hidden truths and demand justice, transparency, and accountability."

MAIN AWARD, "Signs of the Night" Festival Bangkok. Jury Statement:

"The film excels in both investigative journalism & passionate documentary filmmaking. It should be compulsory viewing in every school, especially in an era of conspiracy theories and skepticism about science."

UPDATE! Documentary Movie Blame Has Now Won FOUR Major Awards! - Nature.Health.Global "BLAME" - An award-winning documentary movie about science upended in a planet out of balance

More exciting news about the documentary movie BLAME. Since its world premiere as the Opening Film in Nyon April 4th, BLAME has screened at seven international documentary film festivals — and has already won FOUR MAJOR AWARDS!! 🧵 naturehealthglobal.org/update-docum...

The Lancet One Health Commission: harnessing our interconnectedness for equitable, sustainable, and healthy socioecological systems

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The Lancet One Health Commission: harnessing our interconnectedness for equitable, sustainable, and healthy socioecological systems Industrialisation, urbanisation, and globalisation have substantially improved human life expectancy over the past century. In tandem, an expanding array of interlinked threats to humans, other animal...

The Lancet One Health Commission Report published today. NHG President Dr. Daszak has been a Commissioner since 2019. The COVID-19 pandemic began soon after the Commission formed, underpinning how One Health approaches can help us leave the pandemic era behind www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...

Nature Health Global's New Project To Tackle Tick-borne Diseases - Nature.Health.Global Nature Health Global announces a new collaborative project “Red Flags in Green Spaces: Understanding the risk of tick bite exposure together” to tackle the

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As an inspiration - the following posts show some of the gorgeous art we’ve published over the yrs, and the Cover Essays, or poems they’re linked to. Enjoy! 12/

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We look forward to working with all of you to get the best science published, and grow as a resource for our community, even as some of us go through a challenging phase.

Submit, publish, cite, make an impact, and move on! That’s how science will win the day… 11/

We’re committed to putting science in its cultural context. We will continue publishing art, poetry, essays, opinion pieces, and discussions, including commentary on the social and political implications of science and vice versa. 10/
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We’ll be announcing a series of ‘collections’, starting w/ land use change & health, then a focus on oceans & health, inspired by the early warning of H5N1’s impact on seabird then marine mammal colonies. 9/

Hung Nguyen-Viet Dr Hung Nguyen is the Leader (a.i.) of Health Program at the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) and the leader of the CGIAR initiative on One…

We’re already proud to announce a new member of the Exec. Editorial Group, Hung Nguyen, who will help bring a new focus on livestock, food production & health, as well as expanding our impact globally. 8/
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In our next phase, we’re going to focus on speeding up review & publication, expanding our impact & relevance, re-engaging internationally, reinvigorating our Editorial Board, Scope & Aims, & helping our community through these challenging times. 7/

The use of cover art linked to journal content was inspired by the CDC journal Emerging Infectious Diseases. Each EcoHealth journal issue features inspirational art, and an essay explaining how it links to the science we publish. 6/

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The journal even has its own poet-in-residence! This poignant sonnet was written by Mark Olival-Bartley to honor health workers on the frontline of the 2014-16 West Africa Ebola outbreak 5/

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From the start we thought deeply about how science is published, read & incorporated into our culture. Double-blind peer-review, international authorship fostered, topical & controversial forum and editorial material, cover art and essays 4/

Over the yrs, the EcoHealth journal has published key cross-cutting papers that link ecology, environmental change and health - from indoor smoke pollution, methyl mercury, land use change and emerging diseases, amphibian chytriomycosis, solastalgia and climate change, to pandemic economics. 3/