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  3. Collaboration is Key- Meet the Moredun Research Institute, one of Edinburghs partners in One Health

Collaboration is Key- Meet the Moredun Research Institute, one of Edinburghs partners in One Health

Throughout this years World One Health Congress, collaboration has come up again and again as being absolutely pivotal to a One Health approach. With that in mind, I wanted to take some time today to highlight one of the key partners of the University of Edinburgh in their One Health work: the Moredun Research Institute.

The Moredun Research Institute conducts world class scientific research on the infectious diseases of livestock, caused by important viruses, bacteria and parasites. They work closely with farmers and vets to improve livestock health and support sustainable agriculture through the development of diagnostic tests and the creation of novel vaccines to combat infectious disease.

You can read more about Moreduns Research Institutes work in One Health at https://www.moredun.org.uk/research/one-health

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