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OIE technical standards for manufacturing and quality control of veterinary vaccines Author(s) : OIE; Ed. 2019 This compilation serves as a readily accessible technical resource for vaccine manufacturers and regulatory officials, to advance global awareness and implementation of the established science-based standards for the quality, safety, and efficacy of veterinary vaccines.

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Manual of Diagnostic Tests and Vaccines for Terrestrial Animals 2018 Author(s) : OIE; Vol. I & II, 8th Ed. 2018 The purpose of the Terrestrial Manual is to contribute to the international harmonisation of diagnostic methods, the surveillance and control of the most important animal diseases as well as the certification for international trade of animals and animal products. To this end, standards are described for laboratory diagnostic tests and the production and quality control of biological products (principally vaccines) for veterinary use across the globe. Expected mid-2019.

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Terrestrial Animal Health Code 2018 Author(s) : OIE; Ed. 2018 The Terrestrial Code provides standards for the improvement of terrestrial animal health and welfare and veterinary public health worldwide including standards for safe international trade in terrestrial animals and their products.

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RU246 - русский	TRILINGUAL		100.00 €	Available

Aquatic Animal Health Code 2018 Author(s) : OIE; Ed. 2018 The Aquatic Code provides standards for the improvement of aquatic animal health worldwide. It also includes standards for good governance, the welfare of farmed fish and use of antimicrobial agents in aquatic animals. Competent Authorities should use the standards in the Aquatic Code to develop measures for early detection, internal reporting, notification and control of pathogenic agents in aquatic animals (amphibians, crustaceans, fish and molluscs) and preventing their spread via international trade in aquatic animals and aquatic animal products, while avoiding unjustified sanitary barriers to trade.

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Rabies Scientific and Technical Review, Vol. 37 (2) Author(s) : Anthony Fooks, ed., 2018 This issue of the Review provides the scientists, clinicians, veterinarians, policy-makers and stakeholders involved in rabies control with an up-to-date review of the rabies situation worldwide, from a ‘One Health’ perspective. Rabies is one of the most feared known human diseases and substantial developments have been made in recent years in reducing its burden. This publication discusses the global strategies used for the elimination of terrestrial rabies from reservoir populations, focusing on the elimination of dog-mediated rabies. It considers regional strategies for rabies control and also shows how intergovernmental organisations, such as the OIE, the WHO and the FAO, are working together in a collegiate manner to help to fight the disease worldwide. The adoption of effective strategies against rabies is especially important in regions where its control is still neglected and where the disease remains endemic.

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R37-2	TRILINGUAL		105.00 €	Available

The contribution of animals to human welfare Scientific and Technical Review, Vol. 37 (1) Author(s) : Temple Grandin, ed., 2018 This Review discusses how companion animals and livestock can both make a positive contribution to human welfare. Animals improve the welfare of humans in many ways, ranging from providing companionship, improving mental health, facilitating rescues during natural disasters; and finally, for a number of species, as food. Dogs used in therapy, and as aids for people with disabilities, provide important benefits. Moreover, they can also be used to detect drugs and herd livestock. To ensure the welfare of such important partners, good breeding programmes and high-quality veterinary care are essential, and breeders must be careful to avoid producing dogs with congenital issues.

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