...and promote areas where we can collaborate on research projects. Through the University of Surrey, APHA has access to disciplines it might otherwise struggle to access or have critical mass...
...milk fever. I went to bed last night (better say that morning) at 2:30am because of a uterine torsion complicated with a uterus prolapse. Today is Tuesday, September 2018, 6:22pm...
...overlooking the effect and welfare of one facet can have a disastrous effect on all others. Today is a cause for celebration, an opportunity to look back at the achievements...
...and Sales Surveillance 2019 (VARSS) report is published today I would like to express my thanks to all those working to protect our health and the safety of our food....
...protect some white rhinos. Today I am a trustee for the said UK based charity that encourages and drives mutual interest to parts of the world under the umbrella of...
...responded, there is still time, and Defra values your thoughts. Help shape the future of the veterinary sector and your profession – take part in the VSA reform consultation today!...
...other delegates informally and even spend a few free hours sightseeing! These experiences and opportunities allowed to me reflect on how I had reached my current position within the organisation....
...webinar? At GVS we wanted to reach out to our veterinary colleagues outside government to showcase and promote the important roles that government vets undertake. This includes highlighting the varied...
...wildlife. This reduces populations and therefore disease burdens in a sustainable way. Applications in addition to wild boar could include free-roaming dogs in rabies infected countries. There is a World...
...neutered. Why taking action before dogs arrive to the UK is so important Ensuring dogs are free of Brucella canis before they come to this country helps protect dogs and...
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