Meeting Archives

Click on a meeting topic below to access archived resources from previous South Dakota One Health meetings:

•    How the Coronavirus Pandemic Changed Animal and Human Health in South Dakota – Sioux Falls, July 8, 2021

      Preserving the Usefulness of Antibiotics in Human and Animal Medicine – Sioux Falls, Sept. 11, 2019

•     Preserving the Usefulness of Antibiotics in Human and Animal Medicine – Rapid City, March 1, 2019

•     Preventing Zoonotic Diseases During Farm Visits and Public Animal Settings – June 21, 2018, Sioux Falls, SD

•     The Human-Animal Bond in Healthcare Settings — Sioux Falls, March, 2018

•     Rabies in South Dakota: Animal and Public Health Aspects — Sioux Falls, October, 2017

•     Vaccine-Preventable Diseases of People and Animals – Sioux Falls, January 2017

•     Bacterial Zoonoses of Central and Western South Dakota — Chamberlain, August 2016

•     Human Influenza, Animal Influenza, and Their Interactions: Challenges and Opportunities — Sioux Falls, September 2015

•     Tuberculosis in People and Animals: Are We a Risk to Each Other? — Sioux Falls, January 2015

•     Preserving the Usefulness of Antibiotics: Efforts in Animal and Human Medicine in South Dakota — Brookings, February 2014

•     Zoonotic Disease in Public Animal Contact Settings — Huron, July 2013

•     Q-Fever — Pierre, December 2012