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New Mexico struggling with rabies outbreak, state veterinarian reports

May 1, 2012

Thirty-two dogs, at least one cat and a number of livestock all have been euthanized near Carlsbad, N.M. following exposure to rabies.

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NBAF plans hit a snag

April 1, 2012

Manhattan, Kan. — Although President Barack Obama's 2013 budget proposal doesn't include an anticipated $50 million for the construction of the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility (NBAF) in Kansas, plans to build the facility are by no means derailed, say those close to the project.

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Dogs may harbor, transmit human norovirus

March 1, 2012

Canines can carry norovirus--a primary cause of gastroenteritis and of diarrheal disease in humans.

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Government advisory board asks veterinary researcher, scientific journal to restrict publication of avian influenza research

December 23, 2011

A veterinarian and virologist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison veterinary school is at the center of a controversy regarding censorship on a study about avian influenza viruses.

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New bacterium causing tick-borne ehrlichiosis found

August 5, 2011

A new tick-borne bacterium causing ehrlichiosis has been discovered in Wisconsin and Minnesota.

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Today's Daily Dose: Anthrax

April 18, 2011

What not to do if you suspect a horse is infected with anthrax.

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Today's Daily Dose: Salmonella species

March 29, 2011

The zoonotic threat of Canadian geese.

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Website helps track emerging zoonotic diseases

March 7, 2011

Davis, Calif. -- A new international tool has been unleashed to help track emerging zoonotic diseases.

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AMA president slated to address veterinarians at NAVC's One Health program

January 16, 2011

Orlando - The zoonotic disease threat is hastening the need for better cooperation between veterinary and human medicine, officials report.

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