In 2012 salmon farming reached a worldwide production of over 2,100,000 MT. However, growth of the industry is slowing. Infestations with sea lice have emerged …
Certain chemical dyes injected into the peripheral circulation infiltrated most organs with one an exception, the brain. This led to the well know concept of …
Carel du Marchie Sarvaas of The International Federation for Animal Health (IFAH), asks why is there such a gap between the growing demand for new …
East Coast fever (ECF) is the single biggest killer of cattle in 11 countries in eastern and central Africa. It kills one cow every 30 …
WHO put antimicrobial resistance (AMR) top of the list where it comes to threats to public health. While antibiotic consumption is not restricted to humans …
Antimicrobials can be considered as ‘societal’ drugs since any use of an antibiotic, whether in man or animals, has the potential to select for resistance …
The perennial problem of Nematodirus battus-caused profuse, watery yellowy-green diarrhoea still leads to acute dehydration and on-farm deaths on many farms. As the onset of …
Global economic health and social wellbeing depends a lot on both humans and animals. The animal health industry globally, especially in the developing world, is …
The animal health market has seen a significant uptick in investment activity over the past few years. There is also a significant increase in number of …
Stephen Moore of Fix-a-Form International, presents the role of packaging and distribution of medical products, highlighting current problems and challenges. He also suggests the idea …
