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As the General Election hype reaches its usual fever pitch, other candidates need to be considered by the veterinary profession - those standing for the RCVS Council elections.
Scientists at The University of Nottingham have discovered the gene that enables an extraordinary worm to regenerate its own body parts after amputation including a whole head and brain.
The OIE, FAO and WHO have described in detail the modalities of their collaboration in addressing health risks at the human-animal ecosystems interfaces.
The BVA has responded to an article in The Times, which, according to the association, wrongly asserts that the profession has criticised the RSPCA's decision to focus on its core work.
RCVS Day, which comprises the College's AGM and awards presentation, will take place on Friday 2 July 2010, at One Great George Street, Westminster, London.
On 20th Apr European Parliament will vote on whether or not to establish a five-year Action Plan proposing improved welfare standards for all animals under human care in the EU.
Following one of the most successful BSAVA Congresses to date, the annual AGM saw Richard Dixon address the 'unease' felt towards the new VN awarding system.
Scientists have identified a gene involved in governing lifespan, opening up new avenues for altering ageing, immunity and resistance to stresses in humans and animals.
Vets from Stirlingshire recently held one of a series of animal education talks where a number of issues were covered, including supermarket-sold pet treatments.
