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New president elected for BVA Northern Ireland Branch and North of Ireland Veterinary Association

New president elected for BVA Northern Ireland Branch and North of Ireland Veterinary Association
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Falklands organizing campaign to completely eradicate hydatid disease

The veterinary service of the Falklands is asking Islanders to fill out a short survey to help with the battle against tapeworms. The tapeworm E.granulosus primarily completes its lifecycle between dogs and sheep, with the intermediate stage in sheep causing hydatid cysts. ....

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Falklands survey to continue with Hydatid control/eradication in the Islands

The tapeworm E.granulosus primarily completes its lifecycle between dogs and sheep, with the intermediate stage in sheep causing hydatid cysts. Humans exposed to tapeworm eggs in dog faeces can also develop hydatid cysts in their liver or lungs and this can make people extremely unwell, and can be fatal if untreated. ....

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