Cats and dogs more susceptible to human illnesses than scientists thought
Dr. Benjamin Anderson discusses reverse zoonoses with Newsweek
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Yes, humans can get their pets sick: reverse zoonoses more common than once thoughtÂ
Benjamin Anderson, Ph.D., warns that pets can be at risk of catching diseases from their owners.
Daniel Acosta receives Research Abroad for Doctoral Students Award
The award supports Ph.D. student Daniel Acosta's dissertation research in Senegal.
UF keeps track of recent rise in bird flu across U.S.
Dr. Benjamin Anderson talks with Gainesville's Main Street Daily News
PHHP researchers collaborate with Ethiopian universities on studies of pesticide exposure and maternal health
PHHP professors Dr. Tracie Baker and Dr. Heather Stark, in collaboration with researchers from Ethiopian universities, study pesticide pollution and maternal health.
Pet ownership may contribute to health care barriers for people with HIV
Pet-owning people with HIV may feel forced to choose between their own health and their pets’ welfare because of money, time and housing concerns.
Can climate change-related heat bring on more mosquito-borne diseases?
Dr. Michael von Fricken speaks with WFME, Orlando's NPR station
PHHP welcomes new faculty
Several faculty members joined the college at the start of the academic year.
Flesh-eating bacteria lurk in post-hurricane floodwaters. Here’s how to stay safe.
Dr. Afsar Ali on NBC News
Delivering Critical Pediatric Medicines at Night Time with MotoMeds
Dr. Eric Nelson on Global Health Pursuit podcast