...meat program. After a further period of time in Canberra, I was posted to Seoul, South Korea as an Australian Agriculture Counsellor covering the North Asia region. At that time...
...given by the OIE Code for a country to be recognized as free of ASF or CSF in the domestic pig population while having cases in wildlife. Given the continued...
...data from 2013), that data on antibiotic sales and use are powerful tools for understanding trends and patterns of antibiotic prescribing and on-farm use at every level. Such as providing...
...representative body and collective voice of veterinary nurses, the BVNA strive for positive changes that benefit veterinary nursing through promoting the shared interests of its members and supporting them through...
...the summer. The UK, particularly the south and south east of England, will be at increased risk of an outbreak. This risk is likely to increase towards the end of...
...Our webinar has already been watched by vets from Austria, China, Germany, Ireland, Portugal, Romania, South Africa, Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, UAE and the US. Why did GVS run a...
...include the WHO Global Antimicrobial Resistance Use Surveillance System (GLASS), the WOAH Animal Antimicrobial Use system (ANIMUSE), and the Quadripartite Tracking AMR Country Self-Assessment Survey (TrACSS). The manifesto commitments complement...
Dr Christine Middlemiss, Chief Vet New South Wales It’s 7.55am on a Saturday and I’m at Sydney Domestic Airport on my way home. To Orange in New South Wales (NSW)....
...because of spores being released from thawing permafrost. The risk of pathogens re-emerging as temperatures warm, and the link between climate change and emergence of zoonotic disease, is a real...
...most active between April and November and the timing of a potential incursion will depend on the temperature and wind patterns. Bluetongue virus is primarily transmitted by biting midges (Culicoides...
