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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. B, Biological Sciences, 1973
Abstract The problems of animal health in the Britain of the 1980s must be visualized in terms of increased intensivism, larger units, and a further diminished labour force. This will demand the increased application of professional services and more highly skilled planning in unit economics, disease control, nutrition, genetics, and ...
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Abstract The problems of animal health in the Britain of the 1980s must be visualized in terms of increased intensivism, larger units, and a further diminished labour force. This will demand the increased application of professional services and more highly skilled planning in unit economics, disease control, nutrition, genetics, and ...
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ОДРЖИВИ РАЗВОЈ И УПРАВЉАЊЕ ПРИРОДНИМ РЕСУРСИМА РЕПУБЛИКЕ СРПСКЕ, 2022
According to some definitions health is the absence of disease, thus it can be said that disease is the lack of health. However, it is difficult to agree with such a simplified approach, as health is not just a synonym for health status. The term health status has a much wider implication and it implies not only the state of health i.e.
Drago N. Nedić, Rodoljub Trkulja
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According to some definitions health is the absence of disease, thus it can be said that disease is the lack of health. However, it is difficult to agree with such a simplified approach, as health is not just a synonym for health status. The term health status has a much wider implication and it implies not only the state of health i.e.
Drago N. Nedić, Rodoljub Trkulja
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Current Protocols in Immunology, 1995
AbstractA program to ensure the health of laboratory animals and to provide a stable environment for their maintenance is necessary to reduce unwanted variables or complicating factors in experimentation. To ensure animal health throughout a research study, the animals involved should be procured in good health, monitored for continued health status ...
John, Donovan, Patricia, Brown
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AbstractA program to ensure the health of laboratory animals and to provide a stable environment for their maintenance is necessary to reduce unwanted variables or complicating factors in experimentation. To ensure animal health throughout a research study, the animals involved should be procured in good health, monitored for continued health status ...
John, Donovan, Patricia, Brown
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Fluoroquinolones in animal health
Journal of Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 1996The fluoroquinolones are a series of synthetic antibacterial agents that are undergoing extensive investigation for both human and veterinary use in the treatment of a variety of bacterial infections. These agents work through the inhibition of DNA gyrase, interfering with the supercoiling of bacterial chromosomal material.
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Responsibilities of animal health
Veterinary Record, 2007SIR, — The main topic of conversation with my farmers this week has been the announcement by the Secretary of State at defra, Mr Hilary Benn mp, of the Government's intention to share the costs and responsibilities for animal health.
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Natural Toxins, 1999
The process of preserving crops by fermentation in silos is under the control of the farmer to a much lesser degree compared to the level of control by the manufacturer over the production of other fermented foods, such as cheese and yoghurt. Additives designed to direct the extent and pattern of the fermentation are relatively unpopular in most ...
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The process of preserving crops by fermentation in silos is under the control of the farmer to a much lesser degree compared to the level of control by the manufacturer over the production of other fermented foods, such as cheese and yoghurt. Additives designed to direct the extent and pattern of the fermentation are relatively unpopular in most ...
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Veterinary Record, 2007
SIR, — Although appealing as a slogan to encourage more attention to be given to improving animal health, 'Prevention is better than cure', the central tenet of both the Animal Health and Welfare Strategy for Great Britain ([DEFRA 2004][1]) and now the Animal Health Strategy for the European ...
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SIR, — Although appealing as a slogan to encourage more attention to be given to improving animal health, 'Prevention is better than cure', the central tenet of both the Animal Health and Welfare Strategy for Great Britain ([DEFRA 2004][1]) and now the Animal Health Strategy for the European ...
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Veterinary Record, 2005
SIR, – I wish to congratulate both the British Medical Journal and The Veterinary Record not only for their sterling work in publishing simultaneous issues (November 26, 2005) on the interplay between veterinary and human health, but for making online versions of these articles available ...
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SIR, – I wish to congratulate both the British Medical Journal and The Veterinary Record not only for their sterling work in publishing simultaneous issues (November 26, 2005) on the interplay between veterinary and human health, but for making online versions of these articles available ...
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Aspects of Future Animal Health: The Animal Health Foresight Project
Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, 2006Against a background of social, political, and environmental change, the challenge to provide the most appropriate education for future veterinarians is daunting. A consideration of the multiple roles of veterinarians in our future society indicates that a different perspective is essential for progress to be made.
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Measuring general animal health status: Development of an animal health barometer
Preventive Veterinary Medicine, 2015The development of an animal health barometer, an instrument to measure the general health of the Belgian livestock population on a yearly basis and to monitor its evolution over time, is described. The elaboration of a set of 13 animal health indicators (AHIs) as the basis for the animal health barometer is discussed. These indicators were weighted by
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