One Health
Encompassing all levels from soil health to the dynamics of human and animal diseases
Our researchers are addressing health as an integrated challenge at the intersections between people, animals, plants, and the environment they inhabit. Their research recognizes critical interconnections across systems and is uncovering interdisciplinary solutions that will enhance biosecurity, promote positive health outcomes, and sustain agricultural development.
Mitigating spread of vectorborne pathogens
Advancing Lyme Prevention
Tick tubes reduce blacklegged tick burdens on white-footed mice in Pennsylvania
Editing Genes in Mosquitos
CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing in mosquitos promises future control of vectorborne diseases
Predicting Future Tick Threats
More than 100 years of historical data show shifting tick populations
Controlling Dengue Spread
Research predicts stability of mosquitoborne disease prevention
Protecting against infections and decreasing disease incidence
Responding to Disease Outbreaks
Whole-genome sequencing may help food safety officials to respond faster and more accurately
Reducing Disease Transmission
New tuberculosis tests help to make cow vaccination programs easier and more affordable to implement
Making Farmers Markets Safer
Training for farmers market vendors helps to improve food safety practices
Managing soil health as a living ecosystem
Reducing Nutrient Inputs
Conservation dairy farming could help Pennsylvania meet Chesapeake target
Improving health through functional foods and mechanisms of bioactive compounds
Promoting Gut Health
Broccoli may be good for the gut
Upcycling Avocado Seeds
Extract shows promise as a naturally occurring anti-inflammatory compound
Office for Research and Graduate Education
Address
217 Agricultural Administration BuildingUniversity Park, PA 16802-2600
- Email agresearch@psu.edu
- Office 814-865-3136