Veterinary Varsity Researchers Earn International Recognition for High-Impact One Health Research
Ludhiana | CampusKatta News
Researchers from Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (GADVASU), Ludhiana, have brought international acclaim to the institution after their research work was recognized among the Top 10 Most Cited Articles in the prestigious journal Science in One Health, published by Elsevier.
In recognition of this significant academic achievement, the authors were awarded a “Certificate of High Citation Impact” by the journal, highlighting the global relevance and scholarly influence of their research.
Award-Winning Research on Zoonotic Diseases
The honor was jointly conferred upon Dr. Manjeet Sharan, Dr. Deepthi Vijay, Dr. Jay Prakash Yadav, Dr. Jasbir Singh Bedi, and Dr. Pankaj Dhaka for their highly cited article titled:
“Surveillance and response strategies for zoonotic diseases: a comprehensive review.”
The publication has received over 100 citations within a year, underscoring its strong impact in advancing the One Health framework, which integrates human, animal, and environmental health.
Global Impact on One Health Policy and Practice
The study provides a comprehensive synthesis of surveillance systems, early warning mechanisms, and coordinated response strategies for zoonotic diseases. By effectively bridging evidence across disciplines, the article has emerged as a key reference for researchers, policymakers, and public health professionals worldwide.
The research emphasizes the critical interconnection between human, animal, and environmental health, offering actionable insights to tackle emerging and re-emerging zoonotic threats.
University Leadership Applauds the Achievement
Dr. J. P. S. Gill, Vice-Chancellor, GADVASU, congratulated the research team, calling the achievement a moment of pride for the university. He stated that such recognition inspires young researchers to pursue high-quality, policy-relevant scientific research and reinforces the university’s growing global footprint in One Health studies.
Dr. Jasbir Singh Bedi, Director, Centre for One Health, expressed gratitude to Science in One Health for the recognition and emphasized the importance of collaborative and transdisciplinary research in addressing global zoonotic challenges.
Strengthening India’s Contribution to Global Health Research
This recognition further strengthens GADVASU’s position as a leading institution in One Health research, contributing meaningfully to global scientific discourse and public health preparedness.
