Working as a government vet: my story
...with poultry. Then I moved to East Sussex. BSE was the main problem, although VHD in rabbits briefly took up a lot of time when it was notifiable. I moved,...
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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...
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
...the moment with African swine fever (ASF) a high impact fatal viral disease of pigs, spreading in wild boar from east to west across Europe. This includes the detection of...
From Cows to Committees: A Government Veterinary Career
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Antonio Valcarce, Posted on:
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Government Veterinary Services, Professional development
...milk fever. I went to bed last night (better say that morning) at 2:30am because of a uterine torsion complicated with a uterus prolapse. Today is Tuesday, September 2018, 6:22pm...
World Zoonoses Day: Message from the UK Chief Veterinary Officer
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Dr Christine Middlemiss BVMS MRCVS, Posted on:
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Disease outbreak, Government Veterinary Services
...(CVO), Christine Middlemiss: CVO message – World Zoonoses Day World Zoonoses Day is an annual opportunity for us to raise awareness of those diseases that can spread between animals and...
How My Career in Government Prepared Me For RCVS Council - Part 2
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Kate Richards, Posted on:
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Government Veterinary Services, Policy Work, Professional development
After two years with HMRC I was promoted to the Senior Civil Service as Principal Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for Scotland. I managed the Private Office, commissioning...
Bluetongue virus risk set out for the year ahead
...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...