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Publications
Poster: "Veterinary medicines and society, timeline of veterinary science"
Veterinary Science was “born” in 1761 with the opening of the first veterinary school in Lyon, France. This A4 poster gives an overview of the numerous breakthroughs that marked the history of animal health ever since. It also features a section on “How society benefits from veterinary medicines”.
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IFAH Annual Report 2011
The IFAH 2011 annual report is now available. Entitled “Healthy animals, healthier world”, the report features articles on the role of the veterinary profession in society and its 250th anniversary, and why science-based regulation is vital for the future of a science-driven industry, as well as a success story on the eradication of rinderpest and the role of animal health products in disease eradication efforts.
The report also outlines the achievements of IFAH and its members across the world and includes guest statements from...
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Veterinary medicines and Food Safety
To better understand the links between animal health and food safety, what is an ADI and how an MRL is established, read the IFAH brochure “Veterinary medicines and Food Safety”.
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IFAH leaflet "Why healthy animals help ensure a healthier world"
No matter how well they are cared for, animals can still get sick and need medicines. Improved animal health through better healthcare ensures healthier people. Veterinary medicines are indispensable in keeping animals healthy.
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IFAH annual report 2010
IFAH has produced the 2010 report on the theme “Healthy animals, healthier world”, featuring the achievements of IFAH and its members across the world as well as guest statements from key stakeholders such as the OIE, WVA, Codex Alimentarius, SSAFE and GALVmed.
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IFAH annual report 2009
Caring for animals, Protecting animal and human health, Supporting global food production
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Promoting a positive environment for veterinary medicines
Veterinary medicines play a vital role, not only in the preservation of animal health and welfare standards across the globe, but also to the supply of safe, nutritious food and the protection of public health. IFAH is immensely proud of the huge advances its members have helped to achieve in these fields, and is excited by the potential that their current research efforts promise to unlock.
But the federation is increasingly concerned at approaches to the regulation of animal health products, which threaten to smother innovation under a...
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