Sociedad Científica de Salud Pública Veterinaria
Spain
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32.º Congreso AVESA, que se celebrará los días 15 y 16 de abril en el Complejo Cultural San Francisco, en pleno Casco Antiguo de Cáceres.
#AVESA2027 #CongresoAVESA #Cáceres2027 #SaludPúblicaVeterinaria #Veterinaria
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#FoodsMDPI Call for Paper📢📢
📖#Microbial Hazards and Food #Safety Challenges in #Meat and Meat Products
Guest Editors: Dr. Daniela Manila Bianchi and Dr. Monica Pitti
⏰Deadline: 25 April 2027
🔗mdpi.com/journal/foods/speci…
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#mdpifoods🔥🔥#Editor’s #Choice Article
📚Current Innovations in #Meat #Fermentation with a View to Producing More Sustainable, Healthier and Safer Products by Ciarán H. Crowley et al.
🔗mdpi.com/2304-8158/15/17/305…
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Expertos en zoonosis y enfermedades emergentes reclaman protocolos para controlar los vectores del virus #Shamonda
@ENZOEM_UCO
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La fiebre Q vuelve a poner el foco en las explotaciones de ovejas y cabras. Un estudio portugués analiza su presencia y los factores que podrían influir en la exposición a esta zoonosis
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La peste porcina africana alcanza los 78 focos en Cataluña tras detectar nuevos casos en jabalíes
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El Supremo anula el real decreto sobre bienestar animal en las granjas porcinas.
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Desde la Sociedad Española de Salud Pública y Administración Sanitaria (SESPAS) queremos expresar nuestras más sinceras condolencias a las familias y seres queridos de las víctimas del trágico accidente ferroviario ocurrido en Urda (Toledo).
Trasladamos todo nuestro apoyo y solidaridad a las personas heridas y a todas las afectadas por esta tragedia.
Asimismo, queremos reconocer y agradecer la labor de los equipos de emergencias y de todos los profesionales que han intervenido en la atención a las víctimas.
El sector veterinario se une a las muestras de solidaridad tras el trágico accidente de tren en Toledo diarioveterinario.com/t/6069…
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Wildlife markets bring people and animals into close contact, creating opportunities for infections to cross species.
In this article, Lilier et al. report on four days of observations, interviews & guided walks at one cross-border market in SE Asia: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
ALT Figure 2 in the article "Selling spillover: a qualitative study of wildlife trade and market practices in Southeast Asia" by Kyra Lilier et al. published in SSM - Qualitative Research in Health, December, 2026. The caption reads "Drawing by RA 4 of a typical wildlife market stall on the floor. Wildmeat was stored in foam boxes packed in plastic bags. Dead, whole-body bamboo rats were displayed openly. The vendor had a scale and a water bucket to wash her hands."
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🆕 The 10th annual report of @LancetCountdown on Health and Climate Change launches today.
In the report, experts call for climate change to be declared a global health emergency, as many health impacts outpace climate action.
Find out more: spkl.io/60197k5lz #LancetClimate26
ALT Cover of the 2026 report of The Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change: A decade of escalating health harms and a decisive moment for all. Image: Red and white emergency sign with arrow on hospital building pointing to the Emergency Room (ER) entrance; Copyright: Rafael Ben-Ali/Getty Images. Quote: Over the past decade, climate change has become an unprecedented global health emergency, requiring urgent course correction to protect health and survival.\"
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Detectan por primera vez ARN del virus Shamonda en leche de búfalas en Italia
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Antimicrobial resistance threatens our ability to treat infections effectively. CDC’s updated 2026 AR Threats Report provides critical data about the burden of these threats and helps inform efforts to combat AMR. Explore the report: asm.social/391
#CDCARThreats
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A conference not to miss for those in the animal tuberculosis world. And bife is sooo tasty!
The M. bovis 2027 website has been updated. For the welcome message from the Committee, registration and abstract submission information, and to sign up for updates on #Mbovis2027, please visit
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El presidente del Colegio y de la sociedad científica Avesa, @A_MateosAmann interviene en el programa Directo al Grano, ante la alerta creada por el virus Shamonda.
@algrano_rtve @rtve @AVESA2016 @colvetbizkaia #veterinaria #shamonda #virus
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#Profesionales | El @PRANgob presenta nuevas guías de manejo clínico veterinario para promover el uso prudente de los antibióticos
@AEMPSGOB @gobmapa
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🌍 La salud debe estar en el centro de las políticas climáticas europeas.
SESPAS y @amasap se suman al llamamiento de veinte organizaciones sanitarias para reclamar que el futuro marco europeo de resiliencia climática priorice la protección de la salud, la reducción de las desigualdades y el refuerzo de los sistemas sanitarios.
🤝 La iniciativa defiende una respuesta coordinada, con financiación suficiente y medidas que protejan especialmente a las personas más vulnerables.
Más información 🔗 sespas.es/2026/10/22/sespas-…
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🌿A Review of Intermittent Poisoning to Mitigate Toxic Plant-Induced Disease in Livestock
✍️by Bryan L. Stegelmeier et al.
🔗doi.org/10.3390/vetsci120100…
#PoisonousPlants #LivestockHealth #VeterinaryToxicology
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🐂🧬Genome-Wide Genomic Analysis and Evolutionary Insights into Bovine Coronavirus Strains in Southwest China
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#BCoV #VetSci #Zoonosis
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🐛🦗What Veterinarians Need to Know About the Newly-Emerging Field of Insects-as-Food-and-Feed
✍️by Kimberly L. Boykin * and Mark A. Mitchell
🔗doi.org/10.3390/vetsci120100…
#VeterinaryMedicine #InsectProtein
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Foot and mouth disease has recently caused unprecedented outbreaks in Southern Africa. The spread of New World screwworm, a flesh-eating parasitic fly, is also raising concern, with tens of thousands of cases reported across Central America. Lumpy skin disease reached Western Europe for the first time. Worldwide, avian influenza recorded over thousands of outbreaks in animals, spreading to new species and new areas.
At the same time, the financing landscape on which prevention programmes depend is contracting
significantly. What the evidence shows is not comfortable reading. More than 20% of global animal production is lost to preventable disease every year.
Annually, less than US$ 1 billion in development aid reaches Veterinary Services and zoonotic disease prevention. Less than 2.5% of a shrinking global health aid budget is currently directed at the frontline of pandemic prevention.
Read more about what we can do correct this imbalance in the State of the World's Animal Health report: woah.org/app/uploads/2026/05…