World’s first malaria vaccine to go to 360,000 African children Some 360,000 children a year in three African countries will receive the world’s first malaria vaccine as part of a large-scale pilot project, the World Health Organization (WHO) said Tuesday. Malawi has started vaccinating children under two years of age and Kenya and Ghana will […]
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The case against cats: Why Australia has declared war on feral felines They’re cute, they’re fluffy, and they’re public enemy number one in Australia. Australia is at war — with feral cats. By 2020, the government wants to kill two million free roaming cats, a large chunk of the total feral cat population, which is estimated to
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Mycoplasma synoviae demanding more attention as poultry industry grasps its full impact Mycoplasma synoviae demanding more attention as poultry industry grasps its full impact Emerging, variant strains of Mycoplasma synoviae (MS) are causing eggshell apex abnormalities as well as production drops in both layer and breeding flocks worldwide, Anneke Feberwee, DVM, PhD, from GD Animal
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Big, mean bird that killed US owner will be auctioned The creature called a cassowary — boasting long, dagger-like claws, standing as tall as a tallish person and sporting a truly foul disposition — will be auctioned Saturday, two weeks after slashing to death 75-year-old exotic animal lover and breeder Marvin Hajos. Hajos was raising
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