We are excited to announce that the theme of the 2018 One Health One Planet symposium will be Health Impacts: Chemicals of Concern in the Environment, with a special focus on endocrine disruptors. To build a shared interdisciplinary vision of “health” and serve as a catalyst for positive change, Phipps Conservatory brings together leaders to explore global and local environmental issues and their effects on human, animal and environmental health through the One Health Initiative.

The biotechnology community returns to Boston to celebrate 25 years of biotechnology innovation as part of BIO’s annual international convention. BIO 2018 will bring together more than 16,000 attendees from around the world. The convention is scheduled for June 4 -7, 2018. The One Health Day program, on Monday June 4, highlights ground-breaking science, creative partnerships, and innovative technology across BIO’s sections: health, food and agriculture, and industrial and environmental.

Daniel Lucey is an infectious disease physician who travels to epidemics e.g., SARS, MERS, Flu, Ebola, Zika, & Yellow Fever. August 2014 he proposed an Exhibit on Epidemics to the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History (NMNH). It opened May 18, 2018 for three years. It uses a One Health view to help educate the public about working together to find solutions and fighting back against Ebola, Flu, HIV, Zika, MERS, Nipah, & SARS. Many dozens of people, a synergy of strengths, helped create the Exhibit and its traveling version. The Curator is Dr.