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The importance of the One Health movement to the sustainability of wildlife populations was among subjects discussed at a recent symposium organised by the Veterinary Association for Wildlife Management (VAWM). Under the theme of 'Wildlife diseases and conservation', the symposium also considered issues such as pet travel and vectorborne diseases, poisoning of predatory birds and cetacean strandings. Georgina Mills reports.
Vet Rec 2012 Dec 15
PMID:One Health and its importance to wildlife. 2324 10

The Alliance to Save our Antibiotics, which is made up of the Soil Association, Sustain and Compassion in World Farming, held a meeting in London recently to discuss issues surrounding the use of antibiotics on farms. Before the meeting, Jan Dahl, chief adviser to the Danish Agriculture and Food Council, spoke to Veterinary Record about the regulation of antimicrobial use in food-producing animals in Denmark, and the possibility of a similar system working in the UK. Georgina Mills reports.
Vet Rec 2013 Aug 31
PMID:Danish approach to antimicrobial prescribing. 2399 61

The third edition of the World Society for the Protection of Animals' (WSPA's) Concepts in Animal Welfare teaching tool was released recently. The tool is intended to help with the teaching of animal welfare science. Shortly after the launch, Ruth De Vere, head of education at WSPA, spoke to Veterinary Record about the tool and the efforts the charity is making to promote welfare. Georgina Mills reports.
Vet Rec 2013 Nov 23
PMID:Integrating animal welfare into veterinary teaching. 2427 63

To own a television, you have to have a licence, and to drive a car, you have to pass a test. However, there are no such limitations on owning a pet. Should this be changed, and what can be done to encourage more responsible pet ownership? This topic was discussed at the BVA Congress at the London Vet Show on November 21. Georgina Mills reports.
Vet Rec 2013 Dec 21
PMID:Should pet owners be regulated? 2436 2

This year's BSAVA lecture was given by Alice Roberts, a clinical anatomist and professor of public engagement in science at the University of Birmingham. Her talk focused around human beings as 'just another animal', and how a shared ancestry between humans and other animals can be shown through embryological development. Georgina Mills reports.
Vet Rec 2014 Apr 26
PMID:Shared ancestry: using embryology to discover human evolution. 2476 68

The 3(rd) CABI symposium on animal welfare and behaviour was held on June 11, and featured a range of talks on 'animals as machines'. The symposium marked the 50(th) anniversary of the publication of the book 'Animal Machines' by Ruth Harrison. The book decried the conditions experienced at that time by many animals kept in intensive farming systems, and the speakers at the symposium discussed how far animal welfare had come since its publication. Georgina Mills reports.
Vet Rec 2014 Jul 12
PMID:Animal welfare: what has changed in the past 50 years? 2501 95

Antimicrobial resistance and infectious disease control were the main themes at a One Health conference held in London last month. Hosted collaboratively by the Royal Society of Medicine and the Bella Moss Foundation, the meeting put particular emphasis on making the One Health concept work when dealing with resistance and disease control. Georgina Mills reports.
Vet Rec 2014 Nov 15
PMID:One Health: Antimicrobial resistance and disease control: making One Health work. 2539 63

Dangerous dogs and dog bite incidents are rarely out of the news and are a matter of great public interest, but what can be done to tackle this issue and are the dogs really to blame? A debate at the BVA Congress at the London Vet Show discussed the complexities surrounding dog bites and dog behaviour, and looked at possible ways of preventing future incidents. Georgina Mills reports.
Vet Rec 2014 Dec 06
PMID:Dangerous dogs: culprits or victims? 2548 Aug 96

Chytridiomycosis can cause mass declines in amphibians, and the chytrid fungus Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis is the classic cause of this disease. However, recently, a second strain of chytrid fungus has emerged in Europe, resulting in major declines in fire salamanders. The Zoological Society of London (ZSL) discussed this, and the implications for the UK, at a meeting in December in London. Georgina Mills reports.
Vet Rec 2015 Jan 24
PMID:'Salamander plague' on Britain's doorstep. 2561 47

Georgina Mills reports from a breakfast briefing organised by the Dogs Trust at the House of Commons last month. The charity convened the briefing to discuss its recently published report into the illegal importation of puppies into the UK.
Vet Rec 2015 Mar 14
PMID:Call for action on puppy smuggling. 2577 24


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