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Dr. Michael Lairmore delivers the Calvin Schwabe lecture to kick off the 8th Annual UC Davis One Health Symposium on November 6, 2021.
00:00 Chancellor Gary May introduction
00:10 Information on Calvin Schwabe and veterinary school mission
01:00 Background on former dean Dr. Michael Lairmore
02:45 Lairmore begins lecture
03:22 UC Davis unique position to lead in One Health
03:53 Calvin Schwabe biography
05:26 Lairmore’s career and introduction to One Health
07:00 Sheep lentiviruses and connection to HIV
07:35 Origins of lentivirus research
08:45 Lairmore’s research of human lentiviruses, including deltaretrovirus HTLV-1
13:30 One Health at the school
14:25 The One Health approach
15:35 Examples of transdisciplinary issues and accreditation requirements
16:45 One Health at a global scale – UN Sustainable Development Goals
19:00 Global Programs office and global One Health
19:22 Rx One Health
20:00 HALI and Global Docs
20:37 One Health education, including Global Disease Biology undergraduate minor
21:20 Student experiences, such as CDC Veterinary Experience Day
21:45 Veterinary Scientists Training Program (DVM/PhD dual degree program)
22:45 Community service in One Health – One Health clinics
23:25 Origin and function of One Health Institute
24:00 USAID-PREDICT
24:30 COVID-19 and the wildlife-human interface
25:25 Coronavirus family diagram
26:00 USAID-One Health Workforce Next Generation Project
26:50 Zoonotic spillover risk from mammalian host research
27:50 EpiCenter for Emerging Infectious Disease Intelligence
28:15 Center for Animal Disease Modeling and Surveillance (CADMS)
29:10 CADMS Disease BioPortal – swine fever example from Peru
30:10 One Health Institute
30:35 Oiled Wildlife Care Network (OWCN)
31:20 Gorilla Docs
32:05 SeaDoc Society
32:45 Virus spread from melting seas – research
33:25 Pacific Southwest Center of Excellence in Vector-Borne Diseases
34:04 Zika virus research
35:03 Inherited retinal disease and gene therapy
35:20 CounterAct Center for Excellence – research and new approaches for addressing seizures and other diseases and conditions in animals and humans
37:00 Research on human-origin threats to marine mammals
38:00 Wildlife cancer research with applicability to humans
38:55 Animal disaster networks, including California Veterinary Emergency Team (CVET)
39:30 Research observations of cat fire victims undergoing treatment
40:15 One Health approaches to protecting the food supply (CAHFS)
40:55 WIFSS epidemiology and protection from wildlife foodborne pathogens in the food supply
41:30 Cooperative Extensive Research and Education to protect food supply
42:00 Antimicrobial resistance research, best practices, stewardship
42:40 Honeybee health
43:07 One Health approaches to food safety education
43:40 Small scale farms and farmer market safety and education
44:10 Translational Medicine
45:00 Comparative oncology
45:45 Comparative genetics
46:40 Coronaviruses and cats and connection to COVID-19
47:19 Questions regarding One Health and global threats
50:00 One Health on a planetary scale
51:32 End lecture – begin Q&A
Dr. Michael Lairmore delivers the Calvin Schwabe lecture to kick off the 8th Annual UC Davis One Health Symposium on November 6, 2021.
00:00 Chancellor Gary May introduction
00:10 Information on Calvin Schwabe and veterinary school mission
01:00 Background on former dean Dr. Michael Lairmore
02:45 Lairmore begins lecture
03:22 UC Davis unique position to lead in One Health
03:53 Calvin Schwabe biography
05:26 Lairmore’s career and introduction to One Health
07:00 Sheep lentiviruses and connection to HIV
07:35 Origins of lentivirus research
08:45 Lairmore’s research of human lentiviruses, including deltaretrovirus HTLV-1
13:30 One Health at the school
14:25 The One Health approach
15:35 Examples of transdisciplinary issues and accreditation requirements
16:45 One Health at a global scale – UN Sustainable Development Goals
19:00 Global Programs office and global One Health
19:22 Rx One Health
20:00 HALI and Global Docs
20:37 One Health education, including Global Disease Biology undergraduate minor
21:20 Student experiences, such as CDC Veterinary Experience Day
21:45 Veterinary Scientists Training Program (DVM/PhD dual degree program)
22:45 Community service in One Health – One Health clinics
23:25 Origin and function of One Health Institute
24:00 USAID-PREDICT
24:30 COVID-19 and the wildlife-human interface
25:25 Coronavirus family diagram
26:00 USAID-One Health Workforce Next Generation Project
26:50 Zoonotic spillover risk from mammalian host research
27:50 EpiCenter for Emerging Infectious Disease Intelligence
28:15 Center for Animal Disease Modeling and Surveillance (CADMS)
29:10 CADMS Disease BioPortal – swine fever example from Peru
30:10 One Health Institute
30:35 Oiled Wildlife Care Network (OWCN)
31:20 Gorilla Docs
32:05 SeaDoc Society
32:45 Virus spread from melting seas – research
33:25 Pacific Southwest Center of Excellence in Vector-Borne Diseases
34:04 Zika virus research
35:03 Inherited retinal disease and gene therapy
35:20 CounterAct Center for Excellence – research and new approaches for addressing seizures and other diseases and conditions in animals and humans
37:00 Research on human-origin threats to marine mammals
38:00 Wildlife cancer research with applicability to humans
38:55 Animal disaster networks, including California Veterinary Emergency Team (CVET)
39:30 Research observations of cat fire victims undergoing treatment
40:15 One Health approaches to protecting the food supply (CAHFS)
40:55 WIFSS epidemiology and protection from wildlife foodborne pathogens in the food supply
41:30 Cooperative Extensive Research and Education to protect food supply
42:00 Antimicrobial resistance research, best practices, stewardship
42:40 Honeybee health
43:07 One Health approaches to food safety education
43:40 Small scale farms and farmer market safety and education
44:10 Translational Medicine
45:00 Comparative oncology
45:45 Comparative genetics
46:40 Coronaviruses and cats and connection to COVID-19
47:19 Questions regarding One Health and global threats
50:00 One Health on a planetary scale
51:32 End lecture – begin Q&A
