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A study of goitre and associated conditions in domestic animals (Bulletin / State College of Washington. Agricultural Experiment Station) by J. W Kalkus, 1920

The etiology of fowl paralysis, leukemia and allied conditions of animals (Bulletin / University of Florida. Agricultural Experiment Station) by M. W Emmel, 1950

The survival of brucella deer strains under far north conditions =: Vyzhivaemost' olen'ikh shtammov brutsell v usloviiakh Krainego Severa by R. B Vashkevich, 1985

"Spekk-finger," a clinical condition observed in personnel handling arctic seals ([Technical report / Arctic Aeromedical Laboratory) by KaÌŠre Rodahl, 1952

Nonhuman Primates: Volume 1 (Monographs on Pathology of Laboratory Animals) (v. 1)

Boll weevil, or, The laws governing nature and mankind considered as the foundation of rational cultural life: A new doctrine of life and healing by Alexander Riggs, 1905

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Diagnostic Manual For Aquatic Animal Diseases - 2000
Diagnostic Manual for Aquatic animal diseases 2000, of the PS2S and PS2AS primersinstead of EubA and EubB under the following reaction conditions 35 cycles
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Extractions: (Piscirickettsia salmonis) SUMMARY Piscirickettsiosis is a disease of salmonids caused by Piscirickettsia salmonis , first reported in farmed coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch). The disease was initially described in 1989 from fish in Chile. Piscirickettsia salmonis is a Gram-negative, highly fastidious, intracellular bacterial pathogen of fish. It is distantly related to the genera Coxiella and Francisella and is grouped with the gamma subdivision of the Proteobacteria. The identification of P. salmonis is based on isolation of the causative agent with subsequent testing for characteristics of rickettsiae. Pisirickettsia salmonis occurs in cytoplasmic vacuoles in the host cell. The organism may be distinguished from Chlamydia as it does not possess the characteristic chlamydia developmental cycle, and does not contain the group-specific lipopolysaccharide chlamydial antigen. The identity is confirmed by means of serological tests.
Empres Transboundary Animal Diseases Bulletin No. 11 - RIFT VALLEY FEVER
provide synchronous measurements of ocean temperature and vegetation conditions. gaugethe current status of transboundary animal diseases (TADs), especially
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Extractions: NASA scientists use satellite images to help track a disease and keep it under surveillance (NASA Press Release 99-81). According to their report in the 16 July issue of Science , satellite data can help predict Rift Valley fever outbreaks up to six months in advance. Aedes mosquitoes. The mosquitoes lay their eggs in moist soil when floodwaters recede. The young insects hatch when the area is reflooded and feed on local livestock. A second kind of mosquito, the genus Culex , then causes the large outbreaks by contracting the virus from infected livestock and spreading it rapidly. Culex mosquitoes are only prevalent when there are excessive rains. Heavy rains typically hit the area over eastern Africa when both oceans are warmer than normal. The virus causes death in livestock populations and produces influenza-like symptoms that can be fatal to humans. Linthicum suggests that insecticides placed into the soil months before the mosquito season will stop production of Aedes mosquitoes. "If you know when the outbreak is going to happen, you can treat areas near domestic animals and human populations," he said. According to Linthicum, there are safe ways to treat the soil to prevent the mosquitoes from hatching. There are also vaccines for livestock.
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Federal Register: HACCP-Based Meat And Poultry Inspection Concepts: Diseases And
are consistent with the meat and poultry inspection laws and with systems put inplace by the PR/HACCP final rule, animal diseases and conditions observable at
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Extractions: An electronic version of the document [Federal Register: July 29, 1998 (Volume 63, Number 145)] [Proposed Rules] [Page 40381-40382] From the Federal Register Online via GPO Access [wais.access.gpo.gov] [DOCID:fr29jy98-15] - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Food Safety and Inspection Service 9 CFR Parts 309, 310, 381, and 417 [Docket No. 98-009N] HACCP-Based Meat and Poultry Inspection Concepts: Diseases and Conditions Identifiable During Post-Mortem Inspection AGENCY: Food Safety and Inspection Service, USDA. ACTION: Notice of availability and request for comments. - [[Page 40382]] SUMMARY: The Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is making available for comment a paper that lists two categories of livestock and poultry diseases and conditions observed at post-mortem inspection. One category is comprised of diseases and conditions that the Agency believes pose food safety risks or hazards. The other category is comprised of diseases and conditions that present other consumer protection issues. FSIS has developed the list as part of its HACCP- Based Inspection Models Project. DATES: To receive full consideration, comments should be received by September 28, 1998. ADDRESSES: The document ``HACCP-Based Inspection Models Project: Diseases and Conditions Observable in Meat and Poultry'' may be viewed at the FSIS Docket Room, Room 102 Cotton Annex Building, 300 12th Street, SW., Washington, DC 20250-3700. An electronic version of the document is available on-line at FSIS's homepage at http:// www.fsis.usda.gov. Written comments on the document may be sent in triplicate to FSIS Docket Clerk, DOCKET #98-009N, Room 102 Cotton Annex Building, 300 12th Street, SW., Washington, DC 20250-3700. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Patricia F. Stolfa, Assistant Deputy Administrator, Office of Policy, Program Development and Evaluation, Food Safety and Inspection Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, DC 20250-3700; (202) 205-0699. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Background FSIS is carrying out a project to develop and test new methods for the inspection during slaughter of certain market classes of animals and their meat and poultry products produced under the Agency's ``Pathogen Reduction; Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point Systems'' (PR/HACCP) final rule (61 FR 38806; July 25, 1996). This project is designed to develop, in plants, these approaches to slaughtering inspection of young, healthy and uniform animals and birds that are consistent with the HACCP/PR regulation, and to explore the possibility of redeployment of some inspection resources from these plants in ways that will enhance food safety protection all along the farm-to-table continuum. It will also help define the respective responsibilities of FSIS and the regulated industry in slaughter and processing establishments, and in distribution channels outside of inspected establishments. In a June 10, 1997, Federal Register notice, ``HACCP-Based Meat and Poultry Inspection Concepts,'' FSIS requested public comment on the design and development of new inspection models for slaughter and processing in a Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) environment (62 FR 31553). This notice summarized the National Academy of Sciences and General Accounting Office's recommendations that FSIS reduce its reliance on organoleptic (sensory) inspection and redeploy its resources to utilize regulatory approaches that are based on risks. To accomplish these objectives, new inspection models or methods must be developed, and these must be consistent with the meat and poultry inspection laws as well as systems put in place by the PR/HACCP final rule. A June 24-25, 1997, public meeting, which the notice announced, provided a forum for dialogue between FSIS and all parties interested in the project. This project has also been discussed at the September 9-11, 1997, January 13-14, 1998, and May 12-14, 1998, meetings of the National Advisory Committee on Meat and Poultry Inspection. It will also be discussed at FSIS' July 27 public meeting on its HACCP-based Inspection Models Project for Slaughtering establishments. Diseases and Conditions that Pose Food Safety Risks vs. Ones That Pose Other Consumer Protection Issues As part of the development of new inspection models or methods that are consistent with the meat and poultry inspection laws and with systems put in place by the PR/HACCP final rule, animal diseases and conditions observable at post-mortem inspection that pose food-safety hazards or risks need to be distinguished from diseases and conditions that present other consumer protection issues. In the past, the Agency has not made this distinction because, under the traditional approach to inspection, resources are not assigned according to public-health risk. HACCP, however, focuses on hazards. The diseases and conditions listed in the paper are examples of potential hazards that, in the future, establishments might consider when conducting their hazard analyses and in developing their HACCP plans or, with respect to the non-food-safety-related conditions, in developing slaughter process control programs. The first category of diseases and conditions listed in the paper is comprised of diseases and conditions that pose food-safety hazards or risks (within the meaning of 9 CFR 417.1 and 417.2(a)); the second is comprised of animal diseases and conditions that pose other consumer protection issues. Meat and poultry products affected by diseases and conditions in either category are to be removed from the human food supply in the interests of consumers, because diseases and conditions in either category would adulterate the food. Because FSIS has not previously delineated these categories, and because establishments are not now expected to have categorized diseases and conditions in this manner, FSIS determined that it would be useful to have a broad base of comments on the list. The list was developed by Agency experts based, in part, on informal consultations with their colleagues outside the Agency and the Government. In the course of the HACCP-Based Inspection Models project, the volunteer establishments will decide how best to remove adulterated carcasses and parts from the food supply, and FSIS will decide how best to verify that only safe, wholesome products are entering commerce. These decisions will depend, in part, on knowing which diseases and conditions affect food safety (controlled by HACCP systems) and which are aesthetic conditions (but are subject to slaughter process controls). The paper, ``HACCP-Based Inspection Models Project: Diseases and Conditions to be Removed from Meat and Poultry'' is intended to inform project participants and the public of the Agency's views on this subject. The paper is available for review at the location indicated above in ADDRESSES. Done at Washington, DC, on: July 22, 1998. Thomas J. Billy, Administrator. [FR Doc. 98-20172 Filed 7-28-98; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 3410-DM-P
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Conditions And Diseases
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Exotic Animal Diseases - Bluetongue
The causes of most other exotic diseases are not carriers, biting midges, preferwarm, moist conditions and are animal carcases and products such as meat and
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Extractions: Access keys Skip to primary navigation Skip to secondary navigation Skip to content ... Printer-friendly Search: Industries Key activities Services The Department ... News FAQs Bluetongue Bluetongue is an insect-borne, viral disease primarily of sheep, occasionally goats and deer and, very rarely, cattle. The disease is non-contagious and is only transmitted by insect vectors. Bluetongue is different from most other diseases covered by AUSVETPLAN. The causes of most other exotic diseases are not present in Australia, whereas a number of types of the bluetongue virus are present in Australia, but natural bluetongue disease has not occurred in Australia. The disease is caused by a virus belonging to the family Reoviridae. Primarily a disease of sheep but other species such as goats, cattle, buffaloes, camels, antelopes and deer can be infected. Evidence (antibodies) of bluetongue virus infection is present in cattle and farmed and feral deer in many areas of Australia but it has not been reported in the major sheep-growing areas. Humans are not affected. The virus is present in most countries of Africa, the Middle East, India, China, the United States, and Mexico. Bluetongue virus infection, without associated clinical disease, is present in Southeast Asia, Papua New Guinea, northern South America and northern Australia. A strain of bluetongue virus was first identified in Australia in 1975 from trapped insects but despite its long-term presence, it has not caused any clinical disease.
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Welcome To Permits And Regulations
Section 796 does not reflect emerging animal and poultry diseases, address foodsafety, public health or environmental conditions, and does not allow for the
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Animal Diseases And Issues Of Current Interest
Kingdom is a reminder of the potential consequences of animal diseases. Blisteringaround an animals mouth, nose, teats, or conditions of Use Privacy Policy.
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Extractions: Animal Diseases and Issues of Current Interest The recent outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease in the United Kingdom is a reminder of the potential consequences of animal diseases. The California Department of Food and Agriculture and the United States Department of Agriculture work cooperatively in California to safeguard our food supply. State and federal programs closely monitor and regulate the movement of livestock and animal products. Despite these efforts, the risk of disease introduction is always present. Viruses, bacteria and pests do not respect borders and are capable of entering on imported animals, meat and other products, travelers clothing and shoes, equipment, and other contaminated objects. Potential Signs of a Foreign Animal Disease Livestock Owners Sudden, unexplained production and death loss in the herd or flock.
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Extractions: about dmoz add URL update URL become an editor ... help the entire directory only in Animal/Conditions_and_Diseases Top Health Animal : Conditions and Diseases Description See also: This category in other languages: Danish American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists - Diplomates' profiles, articles on eye diseases in animals, and quizzes for professionals in veterinary medicine. Animal Eye Doctor...The Internet's Veterinary Eye Doctor - AnimalEyeDoc.com is a web site directly concerned with helping the pet owner and the caring professional to solve or at least help solve the pets ophthalmic problems. Collection of Web Based Floppy Kid Syndrome Articles - A collection of web based floppy kid syndrome articles. Since the cause and cure are unknown, all research here should be considered ongoing. Committee on Johne's Disease - National Johne's Working Group(NJWG)for United States Animal Health Association. Topics including prevention, control, and diagnosis of Johne's disease in cattle. Companion Animal Dermatology - An information center for pet owners on dermatologic conditions affecting companion animals.
Vol. 3 No. 4: Animal Diseases Of Public Health Importance
These diseases are associated with incompletely defined agents Code of Practice forGood animal Feeding to hygiene is defined as all conditions and measures
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Extractions: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome, Italy The Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) interest in emerging diseases caused by foodborne pathogens derives from its role as the leading United Nations agency with a mandate for food quality and safety matters. The Food Quality and Standards Service of FAO's Food and Nutrition Division is active in all areas related to food safety and implements the FAO/World Health Organization Food Standards Program. Its activities include providing assistance to FAO's member nations in addressing problems, strengthening infrastructure, promoting standardization as a means of facilitating trade, and safeguarding the interests of consumers. This paper considers the importance of emerging foodborne diseases from the perspectives of the consumer, international trade in food, producers and processors, and developing countries and addresses prevention and control measures. In recent years, public concern regarding food safety has increased as a consequence of the outbreak of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) in cattle, the prevalence of
Free Resources
500 clinical signs and symptoms to nearly 7,000 possible diagnoses or disease conditions.Thus, it can help you find summary information about animal diseases.
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Extractions: Free Web-Based Animal Health Resources Look here for free Internet resources providing quality animal health related information. As always, please remember that your veterinarian is the very best person to consult with questions regarding your animals health, especially if your animal is ill. If your concern is urgent, please be sure to contact him or her immediately Bibliographic Databases Diagnostic Database Genetics Guide Sites ... Choosing Web Sites CAREFULLY! NOTE: The following Web sites are listed for your information only and are not endorsed by Cornell University. Finding information on the Internet is not a substitute for good professional veterinary care, experience, and judgment. For help in finding additional information from the published literature, our Vet Access fee-based library research and document delivery service is available at www.vet.cornell.edu/library/vetaccess.html http://www.vet.cornell.edu/abc/
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Information on various eye diseases, provided by Companion animal Dermatology Aninformation center for owners on dermatologic conditions affecting companion
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difference in diseases as well as diseases more commonly associated with late springand summer conditions. PABI*6710 Applied Laboratory animal Science I (0.5
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