DVM360 MAGAZINE: May 17, 2002
By dvm360.com staff
Washington, D.C. - West Nile virus has descended upon the nation's Capitol for
the fourth consecutive season.
DVM360 MAGAZINE: May 01, 2002
By dvm360.com staff
Richmond, Va.-The National Association of State Public Health Veterinarians
recently released the 2002 version of the Compendium of Animal Rabies Prevention
and Control.
May 01, 2002
By dvm360.com staff
Fort Dodge Animal Health announces it has received a license from the
U.S. Department of Agriculture to produce the first vaccine for feline immunodeficiency
virus (FIV). The dual-subtype vaccine should be available this summer.
DVM360 MAGAZINE: May 01, 2002
By dvm360.com staff
Ithaca, N.Y.-An eye disease that struck eastern house finches
in Maryland in 1994 may help expand scientists' understanding of a number
of epidemic diseases in humans, animals and plants.
Apr 01, 2002
By dvm360.com staff
West Lafayette, Ind. - Purdue University research is providing clues on how viruses infect cells.
The study took a detailed look at a syringe-like structure designed to inject viral DNA into a host cell, and the results reveal "a unique and complex entry scheme for viruses," the university reports.
Apr 01, 2002
Experts predict the severity of vector-borne diseases, fleas and ticks will be a mixed bag in 2002 with the continuing spread of West Nile Virus still the biggest threat.
Apr 01, 2002
By dvm360.com staff
Fort Dodge Animal Health announces it has developed a Web site and a
client information brochure that provide the latest information on West
Nile Virus
DVM360 MAGAZINE: Mar 01, 2002
Vague signs, similar clinical presentation to other diseases confound
practitioners
DVM360 MAGAZINE: Feb 01, 2002
By dvm360.com staff
The West Coast appears to be the next victim of the West Nile.
DVM360 MAGAZINE: Feb 01, 2002
Experts predict the severity of vector-borne diseases, fleas and ticks will be a mixed bag in 2002 with the continuing spread of West Nile Virus still the biggest threat.
DVM360 MAGAZINE: Sep 14, 2001
By dvm360.com staff
Officials are chasing a moving target as the progression of West Nile Virus (WNV) penetrates farther west.
DVM360 MAGAZINE: Aug 01, 2001
Q It seems like I have been diagnosing an increasing number of cases of feline infectious peritonitis (FIP). Is the incidence of feline infectious peritonitis on the increase? Are laboratory tests useful?
DVM360 MAGAZINE: Jul 01, 2001
By dvm360.com staff
Atlanta-Forty-one horses are under quarantine in northern Georgia following exposure to equine infectious anemia, reports Tommy Irvin, Georgia Agriculture Commissioner.
DVM360 MAGAZINE: Jul 01, 2001
By dvm360.com staff
Atlanta-Veterinarians can refer to rabies recommendations for animal rabies control programs throughout the United States in the Compendium of Animal Rabies Prevention and Control, 2001, released by the National Association of State Public Health Veterinarians, Inc.
DVM360 MAGAZINE: Jun 01, 2001
By dvm360.com staff
New York-Researchers studying human lung cancer have recently learned how a sheep cancer virus attaches to cells, and believe this knowledge could lead to a new way to deliver gene therapy to human lungs.
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