...allow exports Cleansing and disinfection was another example of something heavily influenced by APHA experts, delivering benefits well beyond the individual premises. We can't declare freedom from avian influenza to...
...Health Agency and World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), revised the Code of Recommendations for the Welfare of Livestock: Cattle and visited Holland to learn lessons from their H7N7 avian...
...delegation to the Codex Alimentarius Task Force on AMR, a process which was started back in 2016 and which has, over the intervening years, worked to revise the existing Code...
...the RCVS Code of Professional Conduct and the five Principles of practice Ensure experimental studies comply with national legislation and local processes. Proactively implement best research practice, including implementation of...
...disease. 2. Global Biosecurity for One Health Course This is a free course you can take which discusses the effects of pest and disease on society and economies as well...
...an infectious disease of dogs that is caused mainly by the bacteria, Brucella canis. Historically the UK has been free of Brucella canis, but the UK is seeing an increasing...
...no association with the incidence of Officially Tuberculosis Free-withdrawn (OTFw) herd breakdowns. It is possible to reduce these problems and test the null hypothesis with a more appropriate analysis of...
On 17 June, there will be a free webinar on African Swine Fever (ASF) hosted by the Pig Veterinary Society on the Webinar Vet website. ASF virus is spreading in...
...addition, here is a summary of services and current wellbeing initiatives that have a particular focus on veterinary wellbeing: 1. Vetlife Vetlife is a charity which offers free confidential support...
...Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) General Session I had the pleasure of co-hosting the reception at the British Ambassador’s residence in Paris, to promote international collaboration on ‘Avian Influenza -...
