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| The Center for Animal Health and Food Safety (CAHFS) plays a key role in protecting people from animal diseases and food-borne illnesses. Since its inception in 2001, CAHFS has responded to emerging animal health, public health, and food safety issues by partnering with local, national and international stakeholders to improve food safety and public health. High quality work that is based on interdisciplinary engagement and responsiveness to the issues at hand and the hallmark of CAHFS. |
 | 2012 One Health Partnership Workshop The 5th annual One Health Partnerships Workshop took place Wednesday May 2nd. The theme was One Health Approaches to Food Policy and Action. Seed grant funds will be available for projects that new partnerships focused on the issues at the convergence of animals, humans, plans and the environment. Request for Proposal (RFP) - submissions due June 11, 2012
Workshop Information
|  | 10 Years of Collaborative Leadership CAHFS is celebrating 10 years of collaborative leadership and is featured in the latest College of Veterinary Medicine Profiles publication View the Publication |  | Finding Common Ground (FCG) - 2012
Ensuring Food Safety, Whose Responsibility? The 2012 Finding Common Ground Forum explores this topic. More information on Finding Common Ground
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Local - The Fight Against the Emerald Ash Borer Gains Help from Highly Trained Canine Unit To receive more local, national and international animal health and food safety news stories like this daily, send an email to listserv@lists.umn.edu, leave the subject line blank and write "SUBSCRIBE CAHFS-DAILYNEWS Your Name" in the body. |
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