The Humanimal Connection
By Humanimal Trust
The Humanimal ConnectionMar 15, 2023
Series 2: Episode 3, Part 2 - Practical Ethics for One Medicine with Dr Zohar Lederman and Dr James Yeates
The conversation develops into the world of contextualised care and beyond...
Series 2: Episode 3, Part 1 - Practical Ethics for One Medicine with Dr Zohar Lederman and Dr James Yeates
Episode 3 brings Dr James Yeates ,CEO of the World Federation for Animals and Dr Zohar Lederman , emergency Doctor and Bio-Ethicist exploring the practical challenges of bringing an ethical framework to make One Medicine the norm.
Series 2: Episode 2, Part 2 - In conversation with 3 veterinary and medical students comparing their experiences and exploring the challenges of implementing One Medicine.
Part 2 of of Episode 2 sees a lively conversation between three students on their educational experiences and how One Medicine presents itself in education. With Junior Dr Rahki Ghosh, 2nd year Vet medical student Meghan Lawlor in Missouri Columbia, USA and final year Bio Vet science student in the UK, Kerry Holtham .
Series 2: Episode 2, Part 1 - The Dark Ages of human and animal relations with Dr Emma Griffiths .
Episode 2 we are joined again by Dr Emma Griffiths also returns to look back at how power, politics and religion changed the way humans related to animals in the Dark Ages. ( from 0m - 29m40s)
And then we have lively conversation and debate between anaesthetist Dr Rakhi Ghosh, bioveterinary science student Kerry Holtham and veterinary student Meghan Lawlor on how One Medicine is currently represented in education. ( from 29.40m - 58.40m)
Series 2: Episode 1, Part 2 : With Ethicist and author Dr Jonathan Leighton on the importance of Ethical Governance.
In part two we are joined by Dr Jonathan Leighton Harvard Molecular Biologist, author and founder of OPIS , the Organisation for the prevention of intense suffering. Dr Leighton talks of the considerations and importance in ethical governance.
www.jonathanleighton.org
Series 2 Episode 1 - Part 1 : Contextualising the history of One Medicine from the earliest records of Human/Animal relationships
A brand new series and introducing new host Jane Davison aka Jane RVN.
We start the new series by contextualising One Medicine with a fascinating look at the history of human and animal relationships with special guest Dr Emma Griffiths, lecturer in Classics at the University of Manchester .
Series 1: Episode 7 - Sustaining the conversation on sustainability from the human and veterinary medicine perspectives
In Episode Seven, join us once again, for the second part of our podcast on sustainability, from the perspectives of human and veterinary medicine as we continue the insightful conversation with Dr James Bevan and Dr Simon Doherty on this extremely important topic.
Series 1: Episode 6 - Our One Home - sustainability from the human and veterinary medicine perspectives
During 2021, the United Nations Climate Change Conference of Parties (CoP26) took place on what needs to be done to protect the planet which is our One Home. In this final two-part podcast of series one (Episodes 6 & 7), we're joined by Dr James Bevan and Dr Simon Doherty to talk about sustainability from the perspectives of human and veterinary medicine and areas of crossover between the two medical professions.
Series 1: Episode 5 - The mental health challenges faced by animals
This is the second part of our One Medicine conversation on the important topic of mental health where we continue the conversation with Dr Claire Simeone, Dr Salma Elnahas and Nina Mileksic. In episode five, we discuss the mental health challenges faced by animals. Music by Matt Coldrick.
Series 1: Episode 4 - Mental Health & the challenges faced by the medical professions
In episode four, we discuss the important issue of mental health, how we define it, and the challenges shared by the human and veterinary medicine professions. Join us in this thought-provoking and insightful conversation with our guests, Dr Claire Simeone, Dr Salma Elnahas and Nina Mileksic. Music by Matt Coldrick.
Series 1: Episode 3 - Vaccines and the lessons from veterinary medicine
In episode 3 of The Humanimal Connection podcast, we talk to vaccines expert, Dr Michael James Francis, about the highly topical subject of vaccines. Join us in our conversation as we learn how vaccines are developed, how the COVID-19 vaccines were developed so rapidly, what lessons can be learnt from veterinary medicine on human vaccine development and why some vaccines are delivered by needle rather than other methods such as drinking water or sprays. It's a fascinating conversation on a fascinating and highly relevant subject.
Music by Matt Coldrick.
Series 1: Episode 2 - Turning the tide with One Medicine - a journey under the sea
In this episode, we journey to the oceans to find out how One Medicine approaches are being used to treat marine mammals. Our guest is Dr Claire Simeone, a marine mammal veterinarian, conservation leader, TED Fellow and Founder and CEO of Sea Change Health, an organisation whose mission is to improve the health of all of those who rely on the sea. Claire also developed the term "zoognosis" to describe the knowledge spread between humans and animals. Join us as we talk to Claire about her work, Cronutt the sea lion and what the oceans are trying to tell us.
Claire's article "Suddenly dying - how does our response to marine mammals deaths leave us less human?" is available here: https://claire-simeone.medium.com/suddenly-dying-how-does-our-response-to-marine-mammal-deaths-leave-us-less-human-c85e1c6e7a38
To find out more about Sea Change Health and their work, please visit their website here: https://clairesimeone.com/sea-change-health
Music by Matt Coldrick.
Humanimal Trust is a charity based in the UK (registered charity numbers 1156927 & SC048960) which works tirelessly to turn the tide and make One Medicine a reality, to benefit both human and animal health. However, we can’t do this without your help. If you would like to help us move One Medicine a step closer by making a donation, please visit our website here:
https://www.humanimaltrust.org.uk/get-involved/donate
Series 1: Episode 1 - Oneness - How charging ahead with One Medicine will make us all stronger together
In this first episode, we will be talking to Humanimal Trust Trustees, Professor Roberto La Ragione and Dr Ben Marshall on the origins of the Charity and about our vision of One Medicine. We'll then be travelling to Kruger National Park, South Africa to talk to Dr Johan Marais, Founder of Saving the Survivors, a team of wildlife vets whose mission is to save every animal that has fallen victim to poaching or traumatic incident. Dr Marais talks to us about the work of Saving the Survivors and how they have adapted techniques from human medicine to use in the field to treat rhinos with severe facial and gunshot injuries caused by poachers.
To find out more about Humanimal Trust's Humanimal Hub for medical professionals, please visit our website here: https://www.humanimaltrust.org.uk/medical-professionals/humanimal-hub
To find out more about the work of Saving the Survivors, please visit their website here: www.savingthesurvivors.org/