Obituaries

Multistate surveillance system in place for West Nile virus

Obituaries

The Washington State University Avian Laboratory in Puyallup was the scene of a break-in and vandalism

The Executive Board added the AVMA's voice to those endorsing the USDA 10-point plan to modernize the outdated facilities.

West Nile virus affects export requirements

Final rule extends E coli testing in slaughter operations

Meat irradiation gets green light, approval process streamlined Late last year, the USDA-FSIS announced it was…

Equine devotees rewarded, executive committee announced

Middle East meets West A Bedouin tent near Be'er Sheva in Southern Israel may seem an unlikely setting for…

Obituaries

Obituaries

Testing of mosquitoes in New York City and a dead red-tailed hawk in

Dr. Elizabeth Parker, the AVMA's 1999-2000 Congressional Science Fellow, has been serving her fellowship with the House Agriculture Committee

The future's bright for 2000 and beyond: Swine veterinarians, industry making strong comeback After overcoming what's

One way to learn and improve on the process of disaster management is to combine the resources and experiences of those who have experienced disasters…

The AVMA Executive Board appointed the following individuals to the positions indicated.

The Executive Board approved a recommendation to support the New Markets for State Inspected Meat Act of 1999

Food safety, small-business tax relief, and animal well-being during air travel. The AVMA has had something to say to Congress on all these issues.

Nominate a deserving AVMA member for exceptional achievements in research.

The incidence of foodborne illnesses under surveillance declined during 1999 compared with 1996

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Petition requests that the FSIS amend sections of the HACCP regulations to increase the effectiveness of the HACCP system

Shedding light on induced molting Induced molting in layer hens, an issue first considered by the House of…

In 1997, avian influenza H5N1, the cause of infections and several deaths among the Hong Kong community, was linked to infection in live poultry.