Environmental tobacco smoking is dangerous to both humans and animals as it contains cancer causing compounds. Nicotine found in tobacco affects the nervous system of both cats and dogs. It is therefore important to stop/reduce tobacco smoking in our environment to ensure better health for ourselves and our pets. This ONE HEALTH event is aimed at bringing together various disciplines from Human medicine, Veterinary medicine, and Environmental practitioners to increase awareness about the dangers of smoking on the health of humans and animals among students of Nottingham Trent University.

A one-day workshop hosted by the Centre for Sustainable Aquaculture Futures, University of Exeter to consider the role of aquaculture in future food from water and potential for delivery of national, regional and global One Health objectives relating to sustainable aquatic food supply. Science and evidence specialists from the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) and the University of Exeter, policy leads from across the Defra Systems, and colleagues from the Defra Chief Scientific Advisors Office were invited to attend.

The RSTMH Annual Meeting 2019 will examine the changing world from a One Health perspective. Two major themes of surveillance and delivery of healthcare will be considered through the cross-cutting lenses of economics, social sciences and technology. We aim to end the meeting with a clear steer towards what RSTMH should be focusing on operationally and strategically in this space, as one of our priority areas. Delegates will: • Explore themes of surveillance and healthcare delivery with a range of speakers and through group discussions.