...of achieving zero human deaths from dog-mediated rabies worldwide by 2030. In 2018, the United Against Rabies (UAR) collaboration was formed between the World Health Organisation (WHO); World Organisation for...
...is still a serious problem worldwide, it kills 55,000 people a year, that’s one death every nine minutes, mostly in Africa and Asia. As many as half of the victims...
...is still a serious problem worldwide, it kills around 59,000 people a year, that’s one death every nine minutes, mostly in Africa and Asia. As many as half of the...
...developing the future UK ‘look’. I’ve returned to Defra from working in Australia as Chief Veterinary Officer and Group Director of Animal Health and Welfare for New South Wales (NSW)...
...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...
...with African swine fever (ASF) incursions. I attended meetings of the Global Framework for Transboundary Animal Diseases (GF-TADs) Standing Group of Experts on ASF in Prague, Czech Republic and Sofia,...
...health threats. By positioning the UK as world-leader in animal health and welfare standards, we continue to progress market access and veterinary trade facilitation and promote a joined-up One Health...
...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...
...have a vital role to play in ensuring that all the talk of One Health becomes actual practical delivery of a clear interdependence between the animal, human and environmental health...
