Duke Global Health Institute: Special One Health Issue in Honor of One Health Day

In recent years, Southeast Asia has surfaced as a "hotspot" for novel respiratory virus emergence due to dense populations of humans and domestic animals living in close proximity. The state of Sarawak in eastern Malaysia, where locals market and eat jungle products such as wild mammal meat, is one of these areas. This summer, six global health students traveled there to study viral pathogens and investigate their impact on humans. (Read more)