Royal Veterinary College

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Name: Royal Veterinary College
First reported 6 hours ago - Updated 6 hours ago - 1 reports

Future of Zoonosis Linked to Farming and Environment

GLOBAL – As agriculture intensifies and climate changes, so too will the risk posed to us by zoonotic diseases.This is according to a joint study by the Royal Veterinary College and the International Livestock Research Institute in Nairobi.Carried out ... [Published The Cattle Site - 6 hours ago]
First reported 14 hours ago - Updated 14 hours ago - 1 reports

Dog years: The calculator

Working out your dog's true age used to be a case of simply multiplying it by seven. But it's more complicated than that, and here's a handy calculator to do it for you.A recent Magazine feature explained that:Different breeds of dog age at varying s ... [Published BBC - 14 hours ago]
First reported 20 hours ago - Updated 20 hours ago - 1 reports

Video/gallery: Blu’s battle with epilepsy captures the hearts of Facebook users who donate £1,800 for MRI scan

The plight of this plucky pooch has touched hearts across the world.Blu the Husky cross became an internet sensation when his new owners reached out for help to get him on to a ground breaking vets trial.The adorable four-year-old has epilepsy, a condition ... [Published Ipswich Star - 20 hours ago]
First reported May 22 2013 - Updated May 22 2013 - 1 reports

John Hammond: Third generation Norfolk vet specialised in tropical animal health

A third generation of Norfolk veterinary surgeons, Dr John Hammond, who specialised in tropical animal health, has died aged 87 ? a fortnight before his birthday.His grandfather, John, who farmed at Bale, between Holt and Fakenham, was a veterinary surgeon ... [Published EDP 24 - May 22 2013]
First reported May 21 2013 - Updated May 21 2013 - 1 reports

Birth defects virus vaccine

The fight against a disease that causes severe birth defects and miscarriages in livestock has been given a boost.A new vaccine is being made available to tackle the Schmallenberg virus.The disease emerged in the Netherlands and Germany but has been identified ... [Published ITN - May 21 2013]
First reported May 21 2013 - Updated May 21 2013 - 1 reports

MRSA charity calls for volunteers

Infection awareness charity The Bella Moss Foundation is calling for two new voluntary members of staff, in the roles of company secretary and assistant project manager.Infection awareness charity The Bella Moss Foundation is calling for two new voluntary ... [Published Vetsonline - May 21 2013]
First reported May 21 2013 - Updated May 21 2013 - 1 reports

Volunteers Wanted for a Ground-Breaking RVC Arthritis in Dogs Study

The Royal Veterinary College and Lintbells conduct a new study to investigate the efficacy of YUMOVE in reducing the clinical signs associated with arthritis in dogs.The Royal Veterinary College in conjunction with Lintbells, the leading Pet Supplements ... [Published PRWeb UK - May 21 2013]
First reported May 17 2013 - Updated May 17 2013 - 1 reports

Scanner scandal: are zoos using animal equipment on obese humans?

The Guardian finds claims, counter-claims and outright denials as to whether overweight patients have been scanned at zoos Urban myth or unacknowledged elephant in the room? A consultant working in the x-ray department at a west Midlands hospital has ... [Published Guardian.co.uk - May 17 2013]
Entities: Obesity, Patient, London
First reported May 17 2013 - Updated May 17 2013 - 1 reports

Warning Raised on lion-killing virus in Gir are False, said Gujarat Government

The menace of the life threatening virus, which is accused for killing a large number of wild lions in the African Serengeti in mid-1990s, is rising again. The outbreak have apparently supported the proposal of transferring the Asiatic lions from its ... [Published French Tribune - May 17 2013]
First reported May 15 2013 - Updated May 15 2013 - 2 reports

Why do women live longer than men?

A study conducted by a team of Japanese scientists suggests that women live longer than men partly because their immune systems age more slowly. In a study of 365 Japanese subjects between the ages of 20 and 90, scientists found that women's immune systems ... [Published Digital Journal - May 15 2013]
First reported May 12 2013 - Updated May 12 2013 - 2 reports

Partnership between RVC, Buckingham Equine Vets Announced

The Royal Veterinary College (RVC), at the University of London, England, announced May 9 a collaboration with Buckingham Equine Vets (BEV) designed to advance the standards of veterinary education and the care of injured and rehabilitating horses, ponies, ... [Published TheHorse.com - May 12 2013]
First reported Apr 24 2013 - Updated Apr 25 2013 - 2 reports

Crouching Bird, Hidden Evolutionary Purpose?

Scientists have found the crouching posture of birds, which allows them to hold their wings high, likely took off after flight evolved.CREDIT: © Luis ReyBirds can hold their wings high because of the strange way they crouch, and now scientists say the ... [Published LiveScience.com - Apr 24 2013]

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"Clearly if John Downey had been arrested and convicted previously, he would have been released under the terms of the Good Friday agreement" Kelly said
John Fishwick from the Royal Veterinary College said: "We can see things like joint abnormalities, legs that can't move properly and we can see brain damage."
"This does not make them suitable for larger people, and there is a need in the health service for scanners that could take heavier patients (over 200kg). The RVC, like other schools, is not in a position to scan human patients and does not scan people."
When asked about the wider significance of the study, Dr. Pittman replied, "From the wings of Icarus to our busy modern skies, humans have long been fascinated by the flight ability of birds. In fact, the term 'aviation' stems from 'avis', the latin word for bird. Tails are often neglected in studies of bird flight so our study is an important new step towards broader reconstructions of avian tail evolution that incorporate all of the forces acting on the tail, including aerodynamic ones. Understanding how birds evolved flight is of direct relevance to modern aviation so it is exciting to know that in addition to its evolutionary significance, this study could perhaps inspire future generations of aircraft. I am also looking forward to applying our methods to study how dinosaur weapon-tails evolved as this is a classic question that has intrigued palaeontologists for more than a century."

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Future of Zoonosis Linked to Farming and Enviro... [Published The Cattle Site - 6 hours ago]
Dog years: The calculator [Published BBC - 14 hours ago]
Video/gallery: Blu’s battle with epilepsy captu... [Published Ipswich Star - 20 hours ago]
Irishman charged with 1982 IRA Hyde Park bombing [Published TwinCities.com - May 22 2013]
John Hammond: Third generation Norfolk vet spec... [Published EDP 24 - May 22 2013]
Raccoons think inside the box to help SureFlap [Published PR inside - May 22 2013]
IRA Hyde Park bomb: John Anthony Downey, 61, is... [Published London Evening Standard - May 22 2013]
MRSA charity calls for volunteers [Published Vetsonline - May 21 2013]
Birth defects virus vaccine [Published ITN - May 21 2013]
Volunteers Wanted for a Ground-Breaking RVC Art... [Published PRWeb UK - May 21 2013]
Scanner scandal: are zoos using animal equipmen... [Published Guardian.co.uk - May 17 2013]
Warning Raised on lion-killing virus in Gir are... [Published French Tribune - May 17 2013]
Is virus detected in Asiatic Lion deadly enough? [Published Daily Bhaskar - May 17 2013]
Purina Signs Up As Fourth Global Sponsor For WS... [Published VetClick - May 16 2013]
15 May 2013Scientists Reveal How Dinosaurs Beca... [Published Noodls - May 16 2013]
Why do women live longer than men? [Published Digital Journal - May 15 2013]
Reason for Women’s Long Age in Comparison to Me... [Published French Tribune - May 15 2013]
College student hit by train had 'promising car... [Published This is Local London - May 15 2013]
Arthritis in Dogs Royal Veterinary College Study [Published PR Leap - May 15 2013]
Clue to why women live longer [Published BBC - May 15 2013]
Help needed to develop replacement rearing model [Published Farming Life - May 14 2013]
Top Pet Buys – A long way down [Published Metro.co.uk - May 14 2013]
MJD Media snapped up by PlattForm [Published Insider Media Limited - May 14 2013]
Clinical Notes: Cause of Death Often False [Published MedPage Today - May 12 2013]
Partnership between RVC, Buckingham Equine Vets... [Published TheHorse.com - May 12 2013]
Equine practice joins with Royal Veterinary Col... [Published Buckingham Today - May 12 2013]
Royal Veterinary College teams up with top equi... [Published Vetsonline - May 10 2013]
H5N1 Bird Flu Could Be Controlled by Disinfection [Published The Poultry Site - May 09 2013]
PlattForm Expands Operations Internationally wi... [Published Digital Journal - May 08 2013]
When the cat’s away: new system allow owners to... [Published The Independent - May 05 2013]
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Download a dinosaur (or 17) [Published Boing Boing - Apr 26 2013]
Now you can download 17 digital versions of dinosaur bodies created by scientists at the UK's The Royal Veterinary College, Hatfield, and other institutions. The bodies were made for a study of the biomechanics of dinosaurs — essentially, an attempt ...
Science taps “living fossil” for clues tipping ... [Published SlashGear - Apr 17 2013]
If you want to find out what a millions-of-years-old creature was all about, you should only have to head to your local time machine and hit the button, right? As it turns out, studying the genes of one creature by the name of Coelacanth might not be ...
Science taps “living fossil” for clues tipping ... [Published SlashGear - Apr 17 2013]
If you want to find out what a millions-of-years-old creature was all about, you should only have to head to your local time machine and hit the button, right? As it turns out, studying the genes of one creature by the name of Coelacanth might not be ...
An abandoned horse surviving on just tree bark ... [Published Green (Living) Review - Mar 09 2013]
The RSPCA and Police are calling for the public’s help to identify the neglectful owners Maggie Just Rescued Maggie, a young 3 year old horse, and her foal have been rescued after being abandoned in a flooded field in Hertfordshire. The horse ...
Scientists reassemble the backbone of life usin... [Published EarthSky - Jan 14 2013]
High-energy X-rays and a new data extraction protocol allowed the researchers to reconstruct the backbones of the 360 million year old fossils in exceptional detail and shed new light on how the first vertebrates moved from water onto land. The international ...
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Raccoons think inside the box to help SureFlap [Published PR inside - May 22 2013]
Dr. Ian Dunbar, the Dog Trainers' Trainer, Anno... [Published PR.com Press Releases - Apr 30 2013]
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