
Tag Archives Antimicrobial resistance — page 2

There’s a story to tell about antimicrobial use — and it’s a good one
Beef 911: The industry and veterinarians are doing what they should be doing to minimize resistance

Antimicrobials to need vet supervision
New framework will involve veterinarians and feed mills in controlling and tracking drug use
Southeast Asia a ‘hot spot’ for antibiotic abuse
An FAO official says there’s a need for both better education and greater enforcement

Import changes looming for veterinary drugs
Canadian producers have used the U.S. to access cheaper veterinary drugs, but the list of approved drugs is about to change Nov. 13

Can cranberry in feed help limit chick mortality?
Research suggests the bright berries could help offset push to remove antibiotics from chicken feed
Beef 911: The facts about the dangers of antibiotic resistance
The cattle industry is doing a good job to prevent resistance and we are improving those efforts

Vet seeing widespread adoption of pain control measures
Observed benefits by producers, plus new products and influence of veterinarians all contributing to wide usage, says Ag Days speaker

Veterinary association sets framework for medicine oversight
The guidelines are intended to lead to consistent regulations throughout Canada

AMR challenge results in new strategy
Weakening bacterial diseases would give animals and humans the opportunity to defeat them on their own

Health Canada edging closer to action on antimicrobial resistance
Use of these products in livestock is likely to be sharply curtailed to protect products important to human health