Joint stand: Anvita Bhargava for 1H-EID and Ismaël Shihab El Din for EID@Lyon
This was also an opportunity for the Graduate Schools to assert themselves within this context as institutions of excellence, which provide complete and multidisciplinary One Health-based training in the field of EIDs. Let’s not forget: well-structured research-bases training is key to preparing the planet-health actors of tomorrow. The presence of 1H-EID and EID@Lyon was greatly appreciated and added value to the event.
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