Latest Commitments
Breaking Down Silos: Why One Health Matters in the Fight Against Waterborne Disease
When we think about disease outbreaks, we often imagine doctors in hospitals or scientists in laboratories. But what if the most effective solutions lie in the spaces between disciplines – where environmental scientists work alongside veterinarians, where public health officials collaborate with water engineers, and where climate data informs clinical practice?
Leptospira Study featured in Two National Newspapers
A recent WADIM study identifying Vembanad Lake as a hotspot for leptospirosis has been featured in two national newspapers, including The Hindu. The research highlights how extreme weather events and flooding influence disease outbreaks in Kerala and calls for improved environmental monitoring and public health measures.
New Digital Tools Launched to Improve Water Quality Monitoring in India
Two innovative digital tools developed as part of the WADIM project were launched at the ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) event in Kochi.