2023 Conference Programme

With the human health market being more mature and well-established, there is an opportunity to leverage these innovations to address unmet needs in the animal health sector. This session will focus on the possibilities that the translation between both spaces can offer.

What factors determine the translational potential of human health innovations to the animal health market? How to identify suitable assets and how to articulate the translation process? What are the key steps involved in adapting and validating human health innovations for animal health applications? What are the collaborative models and partnerships that facilitate the sourcing and translation of human health innovations for animal health? Who are the players scouting from human to animal health?

Moderator: Sven Arnouts, Business Development Manager, PROVAXS – Ghent University

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One Health describes an approach calling for the collaborative efforts of multiple disciplines working locally, nationally, and globally, to attain optimal health for people, animals and our environment.

Part of our One Health strategy at Zoetis is to foster partnerships with colleagues, communities and the people who care for animals in a way that recognises the interplay between these three domains.

Important interlocutors for Zoetis include participants in the food chain, regulators, environmental protection agencies, researchers and grant-giving bodies and other relevant actors able to reach across the boundaries between the three spheres of perspective which define One Health.

Strategic innovation in One Health means finding technological and scientific opportunities which straddle these divides and which bring new ways of enhancing animal health to pet owners and livestock producers.