DIM1HEALTH (www.dim1health.com/en/) is a grant supported by Région île de France. DIM1HEALTH contribute to help research project on infectious diseases. The grant is based on three areas – environmental health, human health and animal health – whose close interactions make them inseparable from each other. The “One Health” concept came into being in a context of emerging infectious diseases worldwide in 2016. COVID 19 is now a new example to illustrate the concept “one world one health”. On the 3rd November 2020

Fatal Jump: Tracking the Origins of Pandemics is a journey, by leaps and bounds around the world and through time, to examine the extraordinary circumstances—evolutionary, ecological, and otherwise— that converged and gave birth to some of our most wicked and unexpected plagues and pandemics. Beyond the traditional historical account of human infectious diseases, this book unveils commonalities and coincidences that, throughout the ages, consistently preceded or triggered the emergence of new infectious diseases or the flare-ups of old ones. The pace of disease emergence is accelerating.

Come visit the National Museum of Natural History's opening of our Outbreak: Epidemics in a Connected World DiY Exhibit. The exhibit is a condensed version of our previous exhibit and is available for users around the world to obtain a free digital toolkit. The exhibit features all of the pre-designed panels offered in the toolkit and is bilingual Spanish. Explore the themes of One Health through panels and three digital interactive in the space, then bring the exhibit to your community!