19/09/2026
PVMA advances One Health, AMR advocacy at Cavite State University
The Philippine Veterinary Medical Association (PVMA) brought its One Health and antimicrobial resistance awareness advocacy to Cavite State University (CavSU) through the seminar “One Health, One Mission, One Future” held on September 17, 2026, gathering veterinary students and members of the veterinary community to discuss the importance of safeguarding the health of humans, animals, and the environment.
The program featured Dr. Mary Elizabeth Miranda on One Health implementation and zoonoses prevention and control, Dr. Michelle Grace V. Paraso on the role of the veterinary community in AMR mitigation, Dr. Corazon P. Occidental on bridging government, industry, and academia for antimicrobial stewardship, and Dr. John Michael T. Figura on modern ethical dilemmas in veterinary practice, followed by an open forum led by Dr. Mervina Y. Luna.
The activity underscored the veterinary profession’s role in advancing One Health and responsible antimicrobial use, with the participation of PVMA Board of Director Dr. Marie Shella G. Ordinario, CavSU Dean Dr. Rezin C. Bahia, Program Host Dr. Adrian Miki C. Macalanda, Council on Biologics and Therapeutics Chairman Dr. Warlito S. Mingrajal, and Council members Dr. Mervin Y. Luna, Dr. Rowena L. Marquez, and Dr. Geoffrey Marl B. Carullo, alongside veterinary professionals and students.
PVMA advances One Health, AMR advocacy at Cavite State University
The Philippine Veterinary Medical Association (PVMA) brought its One Health and antimicrobial resistance awareness advocacy to Cavite State University (CavSU) through the seminar “One Health, One Mission, One Future” held on September 17, 2026, gathering veterinary students and members of the veterinary community to discuss the importance of safeguarding the health of humans, animals, and the environment.
The program featured Dr. Mary Elizabeth Miranda on One Health implementation and zoonoses prevention and control, Dr. Michelle Grace V. Paraso on the role of the veterinary community in AMR mitigation, Dr. Corazon P. Occidental on bridging government, industry, and academia for antimicrobial stewardship, and Dr. John Michael T. Figura on modern ethical dilemmas in veterinary practice, followed by an open forum led by Dr. Mervina Y. Luna.
The activity underscored the veterinary profession’s role in advancing One Health and responsible antimicrobial use, with the participation of PVMA Board of Director Dr. Marie Shella G. Ordinario, CavSU Dean Dr. Rezin C. Bahia, Program Host Dr. Adrian Miki C. Macalanda, Council on Biologics and Therapeutics Chairman Dr. Warlito S. Mingrajal, and Council members Dr. Mervin Y. Luna, Dr. Rowena L. Marquez, and Dr. Geoffrey Marl B. Carullo, alongside veterinary professionals and students.