...particular, promoting join up and recognition of the ‘slow-pandemic’ antimicrobial resistance, an important pillar of One Health, as well as greater awareness of the health effect that environmental changes will...
...is the strangest animal you have seen working here?” The answer for me must be an aardvark. A nocturnal, African mammal that looks like a very weird pig and, trust...
...who provide Defra and the Devolved Administrations with expertise on Foot and Mouth disease, African Swine Fever (ASF) and Bluetongue virus. Pirbright has a global reputation for its work and...
...the prevention and control of African and Classical swine fevers (ASF/CSF), and Avian influenza (AI). In line with these key themes, the fourth G7 CVO meeting concentrated on the role...
...of areas including: EU Exit related work on areas such as trade policy. Advice to colleagues in Trade Policy, equivalence, Antimicrobial resistance and Precautionary Principle in Free Trade Agreements. Animal...
...free to attend (and relevant to many for veterinary CPD). The focus of this year’s summit is: Climate Change and its Future Impact on Disease Burdens, Food Security, and the...
...96% fat free). If a dairy cow has a health issue such as mastitis (inflammation and infection of the udder), then instead of producing milk that can be sold for...
...vaccination. We are fortunate to be officially free of terrestrial rabies in the UK, as is much of Europe at this time. Rabies was however endemic in the UK as...
The Poultry Health and Welfare Group is holding a webinar on 20 October 2020 which aims to raise awareness of the risks of avian influenza. There is an excellent line...
...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...
