Registration has been extended through 28 October for One Health Webinar Days 2022, 2-3 November, sponsored by APHC and Veterinary Service. Partners from various DoD and other partner organizations will present on the One Health Week 2022 theme, “One Health Collaboration for a Healthier World”. Session topics include Keynote presentation by Mr. Sean Friendly, Plenary, Environmental Health, Toxicology, Global Health Engagement, and Public Health Response. A detailed agenda is available below. If you successfully registered for this event, you will receive an e-mail invite with the link for the live session on MS Teams no later than 31 October, 2022.
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Time (EDT) |
Presentation Title
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Presented By
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Plenary and Toxicology |
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0845-0900
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Welcome & Introduction
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Director of Technical Services U.S. Army Public Health Center
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0900-0925
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One Health and Social Media
| Health Communication Science Division Public Health Communication Directorate U.S. Army Public Health Center
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0925-0950
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Public-Private Partnerships for Healthier Outcomes
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"Founder and CEO Sea Change Health"
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0950-1000
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BREAK (10 min)
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1000-1025
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Keynote Presentation
| Deputy Director, Defense Health Agency Public Health |
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1025-1030
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BREAK (5 min)
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1030-1120
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Phased Toxicology Approach to PFAS-free AFFFs
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Toxicology Evaluation Division
Health Effects Research Division
Toxicology Directorate U.S. Army Public Health Center
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1120-1130
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BREAK (10 min)
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Biosurveillance and Panel Discussion |
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1130-1155
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One Health Real-time Bioincident Research Framework
| Center for Environmental Solutions and Emergency Response U.S. Environmental Protection Agnecy Office of Research and Development
Office of Counterterrorism and Emerging Threats U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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1200-1300
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LUNCH (1 hr) |
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1300-1420
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Panel Discussion:
"Army Public Health Enterprise Support to Oahu Military Water Contamination Dec 2021"
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Director of Technical Services U.S. Army Public Health Center
Health Risk Communication Division Public Health Communication Directorate U.S. Army Public Health Center
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HQDA-Office of The Surgeon General DCS-Force Health Protection
DCO, Public Health Activity - Hawaii
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Moderator: U.S. Army Public Health Center
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1420-1430 | BREAK (10 min)
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1430-1455 |
Bugs, Balloons, Bats and Biosurveillance
| The Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit
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1455-1500 |
BREAK (5 min) |
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1500-1525
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Adaptable Biosurveillance for Emerging Disease Threats
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Molecular Biology Division Laboratory Sciences Directorate U.S. Army Public Health Center
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1525-1550
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Next Generation Sequencing of COVID-19 Variants in Wastewater Samples: A Biosurveillance Partnership
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Molecular Biology Division Laboratory Sciences Directorate U.S. Army Public Health Center
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Time (EDT) |
Presentation Title
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Presented By
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One Health and Public Health Response |
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0900-0950
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Cultural Complexities of One Health in Global Engagement
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"Vice President, Preclinical Global Boston Scientific"
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0950-1000
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BREAK (10 min) |
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1000-1050
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HHS/ASPR/National Disaster Medical System, National Veterinary Response Team supports National "One Health" Initiatives
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Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response Office of Operations and Resources National Disaster Medical System U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
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1050-1100
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BREAK (10 min)
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1100-1125
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One Health Approach and Foodborne Illness Outbreaks Coordinated by FDA
| Coordinated Outbreak Response & Evaluation Network Center for Food Safety & Applied Nutrition U.S. Food & Drug Administration
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1125-1150
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Environmental Change and Public Health in Africa - Closing the Gap Between Evidence and Practice |
"Global Health Program Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute National Zoological Park "
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1200-1300
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LUNCH (1 hr)
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Environmental Session |
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1300-1350
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Climate change and the expanding risks of kinetoplastid parasites to Military personnel
| Molecular Biology Division Laboratory Sciences Directorate U.S. Army Public Health Center
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1350-1400
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BREAK (10 MIN) |
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1400-1425 |
"Burn it down! The Effects of Prescribed Fire Regimes on Tick-borne Disease Risks"
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Molecular Biology Division Laboratory Sciences Directorate U.S. Army Public Health Center
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1425-1430 | BREAK (5 min)
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1430-1520
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Health Hazard Assessment
| LNO U.S. Army Public Health Center U.S. Army Futures Command
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1520-1535
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Closing Remarks
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Chief, Animal Protections/One Health Division U.S. Army Veterinary Services OTSG/DCS-FHP
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