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| How human medicine benefits from advancements in animal health |
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| Ready to see One Health in action? Discover a few of the life-saving human medicine advances that began with animal health research. Then, read our story of how scientists discovered a treatment for a parasitic disease called river blindness, which has saved the sight of millions of people and earned a Nobel Prize. |
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| Human medicines pioneered in animal health |
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| We know human and animal health are closely interconnected. We take a look at some of the most astonishing examples of human health discoveries which were borne from animal medicines. |
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| Spotlight on river blindness |
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| The discovery of ‘wonder drug’ ivermectin has been hailed as arguably one of the biggest medical discoveries, which led to scientists receiving a Nobel Prize for their work. But it had humble beginnings, starting life as a parasiticide in livestock. Find out how it changed the lives of millions. |
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