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one health and the society
The concept
One health is a growing mission to integrate multiple disciplines on a local, national and global scale to optimise health for people, animals and the environment. Crossing the boundaries between medical, veterinary and environmental care can maximally advance the progression of global health
CUOHS Committee 2021-2022

Laura Simpson
President
Laura is a 3rd year Biological Natural Science student who is particularly interested in the importance of insects in our ecosystem. Laura’s favorite one health fact is: Diseases affecting key pollinators such as bees are having a huge impact on food security and biodiversity.

Sze Lynn Yuen
Vice president
Sze Lynn is a 4th year studying veterinary medicine at Girton College. She likes One Health because One Health is an interdisciplinary concept that requires collaboration between scientists, medical and veterinary professionals, and the cooperation and the sharing of knowledge between these main groups of individuals can lead to better understanding and prevention of the spread of disease.

Toby Corrigan
Treasurer
Toby is a 5th Year student studying Veterinary Medicine at St Edmunds. The reason he is interested in One Health: ‘It’s a
straightforward
way to do good
for the world
that encompasses
three of my
interests:
welfare,
ecology, and
disease.’

Kelly Chan
Logistics Officer
Kelly is a 2nd Year student studying Medicine at Murray
Edwards. Her favorite One health fact is: During labour
babies’ guts
are rapidly
colonized by
bacteria from
their mother’s
gut

Vanessa Tsang
Communications Officer
Nessa is a 4th year student studying Veterinary Medicine at Downing. Nessa is particularly interested in the origin of new or emerging infectious diseases in humans, especially considering 3/4 of them originate from animals.

Alexandra Davies
Publicity Officer
Alex is a 3rd year Veterinary medicine student studying at Magdalene College. She is particularly interested in how collaboration between groups of people can have real impact on the planet. An example of this is the eradication of Rinderpest in 2001 which has saved millions of cows and buffalo and therefore helped to prevent famine.

Zuzanna Klikowicz
Secretary
Zuzanna is a 5th Year studying Veterinary Medicine at
Jesus College. Zuzanna is Especially
interested in
using the One
Health approach
during disaster
responses and
health
emergencies.
Previous committee: 2020-2021
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