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Issue 1 26 January 2007

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Latest Research

Poultry anti-viral study looks promising

The antiviral could also be an effective treatment against H5N1 avian flu Quigley Pharma's antiviral compound QR-441 (a) could be a potential treatment for infectious bronchitis (IBV) and Newcastle disease (NDV), after preliminary trial data showed that the antiviral reduced incidences of the two poultry diseases....

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New IBV vaccine prototype developed

The UK's Institute for Animal Health (IAH) and Intervet UK are developing a new vaccine to protect chickens from infectious bronchitis, one of the most economically significant infectious diseases for the poultry industry....

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BioNiche's E coli vaccine reduces shedding, shows new data

BioNiche has presented further data to show the effectiveness of its E coli cattle vaccine....

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Research Roundup

Journal of Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics, February 2007 (Blackwell)

Residues of veterinary drugs at injection sites

An internationally harmonized approach to the risk analysis of residues of veterinary drugs at injection sites, which protects the safety of consumers and facilitates the international trade in meat, is needed.

Pharmacokinetics of etodolac in the horse following oral and intravenous administration

This study showed that etodolac is well absorbed in the horse after oral administration, and may offer a useful alternative for anti-inflammatory treatment of various conditions in the horse.

Pharmacokinetics of a new long acting endectocide formulation containing 2.25% ivermectin and 1.25% abamectin in cattle

The results suggest that this combination possesses properties that give this pharmaceutical formula a longer activity time than two of the commercial products tested (1% ivermectin and 1% abamectin), and showed similarity to 3.15% ivermectin.

Veterinary Anaesthesia & Analgesia, February 2007 (Blackwell)

Accidental prehension and suspected transmucosal or oral absorption of fentanyl from a transdermal patch in a dog

This clinical case documents the potential for neurologic sequelae, and bradycardia when fentanyl patches are used in animals to relieve postoperative pain.

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	Avian flu expert to head WHO The World Health Organization (WHO) has appointed bird flu expert Dr Margaret Chan its new director general.... To access the full content, subscribe to Pharm Fresh, our FREE weekly briefing.
DBT names head of animal health
David Bullen has joined DBT, which specializes in data management and marketing, as head of animal health.... To access the full content, subscribe to Pharm Fresh, our FREE weekly briefing.
Dechra appoints account and product managers
Dechra (Shrewsbury, UK) has made two new appointments to its veterinary products management team, aiming to strengthen it after last year's licensing of Vetoryl.... To access the full content, subscribe to Pharm Fresh, our FREE weekly briefing.
Datamars: new chief executive
RFID specialist Datamars (Lugano, Switzerland) has appointed Dr Klaus Ackerstaff as its new chief executive.... To access the full content, subscribe to Pharm Fresh, our FREE weekly briefing.
US National Institute for Animal Agriculture elects CEO
The US National Institute for Animal Agriculture (NIAA) has elected Michele Vise-Brown its new CEO, with immediate effect, replacing Dr Nevil Speer... To access the full content, subscribe to Pharm Fresh, our FREE weekly briefing.
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