Aims And Scope

The Interdisciplinary Journal of One Health is a journal dedicated to advancing the One Health Approach. IJOH provides a platform for rigorous, multidisciplinary research that informs public health policies, veterinary practices, environmental management, and global health strategies. By integrating knowledge across disciplines, the journal addresses complex health challenges, including zoonotic diseases, antimicrobial resistance, environmental hazards, climate change, and the development of integrated public health solutions.

Areas of Interest

·  Zoonotic and Emerging Diseases – Epidemiology, surveillance, prevention, control, and management of zoonotic, emerging, and re-emerging diseases.

·  Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) – Emergence, transmission, monitoring, antimicrobial stewardship, and mitigation of resistance across humans, animals, food, and the environment.

·  Veterinary and Human Health Sciences – Diseases, physiology, pathology, microbiology, immunology, pharmacology, toxicology, parasitology, therapeutics, nutrition, feed science, gut health, reproduction, reproductive biotechnology, genetics, animal production, welfare, husbandry, and sustainable livestock management.

·  Environmental, Wildlife and Ecosystem Health – Impacts of pollution, climate change, environmental contaminants, biodiversity loss, wildlife diseases, conservation, and ecological factors on health.

·   Food Safety and Security – Foodborne hazards, food safety, animal-source foods, nutrition, sustainable food production, and resilient food systems.

·   Public, Occupational and Community Health – Occupational hazards, community health, veterinary public health, human–animal interactions, and health risks at the human–animal–environment interface.

· Epidemiology, Surveillance and Health Policy – Disease surveillance, outbreak investigation, risk assessment, modelling, health systems, policy development, and evidence-based decision-making.

·  Biotechnology, Diagnostics and Translational Research – Molecular biology, genomics, bioinformatics, vaccines, biomarkers, nanotechnology, diagnostics, therapeutics, and comparative and translational research.

·   Innovative and Interdisciplinary Health Sciences – Artificial intelligence, data science, digital technologies, social and economic dimensions of health, education, capacity building, and innovative approaches to emerging health challenges.