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What a difference a year makes
Covid-19 has tested every part of the animal health sector but through their hard work and commitment, veterinarians have adapted and survived.
In this issue, we reflect on how Covid-19 has affected the veterinary profession and led to greater recognition of One Health. Don’t miss some veterinarian inspired infographics to share on your social channels too!
Thank you for your support in 2020 and from all of us at HealthforAnimals, we wish you a happy New Year.
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DON'T MISS: 3 WAYS COVID-19 HAS CHANGED THE VETERINARY PROFESSION |
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2020 is a year that will be remembered forever. In this article, we reflect on the biggest challenges veterinary professionals have been faced with this year.
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| BIG READ: ONE HEALTH IS THE ONLY WAY FORWARD |
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A healthier future for everyone relies on greater recognition of animal health expertise, urges AnimalhealthEurope secretary general, Roxane Feller:
- The Covid-19 response has increased recognition of the importance of the One Health concept. Feller argues that we need to take advantage of this mindset and drive momentum for greater interdisciplinary co-operation
- We are already recording environmental and human health benefits as a result of the animal health sector’s work in preserving antibiotics, cutting foodborne illness and enhancing environmental sustainability
- Feller calls for increased veterinary oversight in infectious disease hotspots and greater dialogue on animal diseases at a global level as we emerge from the pandemic
Click here to read the original article.
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| As the year comes to a close, we recognize the hard work of the veterinary profession through our infographics. You can show your support by sharing on social media. |
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