How to cope with African swine fever?
...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....
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...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...
How Do Government Vets Protect the UK from Rabies? World Rabies Day 2021
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Disease outbreak, Government Veterinary Services
...by 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...
GVS Opportunities: Official Vet Conference and VPHA and AGV Autumn Conference
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Blog team, Posted on:
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Government Veterinary Services, Professional development
...with your own poster or blitz talk for the chance to gain free day attendance. The full programme and registration form are now available online so get registering! https://www.vpha.co.uk/event/vpha-and-agv-autumn-conference-2019 ...
World Zoonoses Day – How you can help protect our dogs from Brucella canis
...parasites spread between animals and humans. World Zoonoses day is particularly timely this year to highlight the risk of canine brucellosis. We have recently witnessed a significant increase in cases...
Welcoming the Muscat Manifesto - Putting Antimicrobial Resistance at the Top of Global Agendas
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Dr Christine Middlemiss BVMS MRCVS, Posted on:
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Government Veterinary Services, International Work, Policy Work
...approach between government, the agriculture industry, and the veterinary profession. The use of any antibiotic as growth promoters has been banned in the UK since 2006, and it is our...
What do York and Marrakesh have in common?
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Dr Christine Middlemiss BVMS MRCVS, Posted on:
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Government Veterinary Services
...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...
Antimicrobial resistance: “Chance favours the prepared mind”
...a type of resistance to the antimicrobial colistin, a resistance which is transferable between bacteria, was reported two years ago in bacteria from animals and man, initially in China and...
From Tasmania to Paris: My Veterinary Career Part 1
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Mark Schipp, Posted on:
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Disease outbreak, Government Veterinary Services, Policy Work, Professional development
...onto Beijing, China where I established the Agriculture office at the Australian Embassy. During this posting Australia and China were exploring a free trade agreement so I was frequently meeting...