Veterinary
Study maps rise of chronic diseases in animals and shared drivers with humans
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Animals across pets, livestock, wildlife and aquaculture are increasingly affected by chronic illnesses long associated with people. A Risk Analysis paper led by the Agricultural University of Athens outlines an integrated model to monitor and manage these conditions across species.
Egypt's Minister of Health and Population, Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, met with Magdy Hassan, head of the General Syndicate of Veterinarians, to discuss shared priorities including professional training, proposed amendments to the veterinary practice law, and challenges in the veterinary medicines market, the ministry announced on Wednesday. The minister directed the preparation of a study on allowing veterinarians to enroll in the National Nutrition Institute's nutrition diploma program, while stressing that therapeutic nutrition is a medical practice requiring an appropriate professional license.
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South Africa faces ongoing foot-and-mouth disease challenges with limited vaccine access, while Brazil's eradication model offers potential strategies. Farmers in KwaZulu-Natal express frustration over shortages affecting dairy operations. A recent seminar highlighted Brazil's zoned approach to disease control.