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Justine graduated from Bristol vet school in 2008, having completed an intercalated degree in Veterinary Pathology at the Royal Veterinary College (RVC). She volunteered in wildlife rehabilitation centres in Guatemala before working for five years in an Oxfordshire mixed practice. She then went on to graduate from the RVC and Zoological Society of London (ZSL)’s Masters in Wild Animal Health with Distinction in 2014, completing a field research project on cheetah movements in farmlands of Botswana and attending a One Health summer school in South Africa. She w
Veterinary researchers to receive top accolade at graduation
Professor Craig Johnson and Professor John Munday are receiving the degree for their research.
Two veterinary scientists will each be awarded a Doctor of Science, one of the highest academic accolades, at Massey University’s Manawatū graduation this week.
Professor Craig Johnson and Professor John Munday are receiving the degree for their research into animal anaesthetics and animal cancer, respectively. They are among the more than 1000 students who will graduate across five ceremonies in Palmerston North this week.
A total of 1072 graduates will cross the stage, including 40 receiving doctoral degrees and 119 receiving master’s degrees at ceremonies held at the Regent on Broadway in Palmerston North. Ceremonies begin on the afternoon of 3 May and continue twice daily until 5 May.
10 Ugandan scientists who developed anti-tick vaccine
Thursday April 15 2021
Summary
ECF is one of the deadly tick-borne diseases which is a huge economic threat to farmers with herds of exotic breeds, cross-breeds and increasingly on local breeds raised in a tick-free environment.
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A team of scientists from Makerere University who developed the anti-tick vaccine called ticvac-u have been unveiled.
Dr Margaret Saimo-Kahwa, the lead developer of the vaccine, on Tuesday said the development started in 2005 with a seed grant from the Dutch Research Council, but the government of Uganda through the Presidential Initiative on Science and Technology took interest and continued providing financial support to date.
Applications pouring into CDC s disease detective program
By: Stephanie Stone, Scripps National Correspondent
Posted at 3:26 PM, Feb 22, 2021
and last updated 2021-02-22 18:30:22-05
Want to be a disease detective? Applications are pouring in for a little-known program within the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Officials are expecting more interest this year, and theyâre hoping it continues to highlight the importance of public health.
âOver the years, weâve brought in 1500 future physicians and 600 future veterinarians,â says Kelly Cordeira.
She heads up the Epidemiology Elective Program at the CDC.
âItâs meant to provide students with the opportunity to gain experience with applied epidemiology in public health through a hands-on experience and mentorship by CDC scientists,â Cordeira said.