Meghan F. Davis

Meghan F. Davis, DVM MPH PhD, is a former dairy veterinarian whose current research focuses on One Health approaches for infectious disease control and prevention—particularly for occupational groups at high risk for exposure to emerging zoonotic pathogens and other hazards. Davis's expertise includes exposure assessment, environmental epidemiology, and molecular microbiology with emphasis on community engagement and policy-based prevention and intervention strategies.

Mapping H5N1 Spread: Pathways of introduction and transmission, with nodes of risk and surveillance for H5N1
Governance

Time to Act on New Bird Flu Spillovers

by Meghan F. Davis, Gigi Gronvall, Andrew Pekosz, Erin M. Sorrell

A strategic and biosecurity overview of what could protect U.S. agriculture and people from H5N1 infections

Cage-free chickens are shown inside a facility at Hilliker's Ranch Fresh Eggs.
Governance

Course Correcting the U.S. Response to Bird Flu

by Ellen P. Carlin, Erin M. Sorrell, Meghan F. Davis, Claire J. Standley

Health security scientists wonder what delayed the U.S. response and offer advice on strategic improvements