...within the UK as we see rising global temperatures, bringing diseases further north and it was detected through our annual BTV surveillance. Therefore, in February 2024 I was deployed away...
The Government Veterinary Services (GVS) are really excited to be exhibiting at the London Vet Show on Thursday 14th and Friday 15th November. We will be on stand N70, so...
...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....
...has added to our knowledge of the origins of colistin resistance and highlighted that microbial pollution appears to be affecting free-living common seals in the North Sea, both of which...
...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...
...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 ...
...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...
...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...
