Medgene

"You have a TICK VACCINE?!" Yes. And many more — proud to have our own Dr. Robert "Bob" Gentry, DVM present at the Learning Lounge of the American Angus Association event in Fort Worth. Angus Learning Lounge - featuring Dr Bob Gentry, DVM Saturday, November 2nd 10:15AM Topic: It's a new day for animal health care! Medgene's prescription platform technology leads the battle against Ticks, Papillomavirus, and Bovine Coronavirus And see you at Booth #312 — come early as our ever-popular tick pullers are going to go quickly... Andy Smythe, Haley Nichols, Brian Huseman are also representing (all the more reason to stop by the booth)!

It's a new day for cattle health... See you American Angus Association's "Angus" in Fort Worth! Our own Dr "Bob" Gentry DVM will be presenting on our next targets in the fight against animal disease, and Andy Smythe, Dr Brian Huseman DVM, and Haley Nichols will be representing the spirit of the whole Medgene team. Please put Booth #312 on your list, and take note of the following: Angus Learning Lounge - featuring Dr Bob Gentry, DVM Saturday, November 2nd 10:15AM Topic: It's a new day for animal health care! Medgene's prescription platform technology leads the battle against Ticks, Papillomavirus, and Bovine Coronavirus #cattleindustry #animalvaccines #animalhealth #veterinarian #angus

Important news on our H5N1 vaccine progress ........ FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SOUTH DAKOTA VACCINE COMPANY BEGINS FIELD TRIAL ON H5N1 VACCINE FOR CATTLE Medgene leverages its platform technology to help fight this emerging animal disease spreading across United States (Brookings, SD) — Medgene, a South Dakota based animal health company, has begun a field trial on their H5N1 vaccine in cattle. The trial began earlier this month at a contract research facility. The goal of the field trial is to demonstrate a reasonable expectation of efficacy and preliminary safety in animals specific to the company’s H5N1 vaccine, data to support a conditional license by the USDA. Dr. Alan Young, co-founder and Chief Technology Officer for Medgene stated, “As unfortunate as the H5N1 spread is, this is exactly the kind of situation that our technology was created to address. Our goal from the very beginning of this outbreak was to be ready for our cattle customers whenever the USDA gave us the green light.” Medgene’s H5N1 cattle vaccine study is expected to be complete in five weeks, with results then shared with the USDA. As background, the USDA created a regulatory pathway in 2018* for animal health companies to address emerging disease challenges through vaccination. Medgene’s proprietary model of vaccine production was developed by leveraging important advances in science.  Medgene’s platform vaccines (ISPrimeTM) involve a carefully managed system and process that begins with field work, is heavily supported by advanced bioinformatics (Spice™) and managed by continuous surveillance of the disease environment - from farm to lab to farm — veterinarians are involved in every critical step. ABOUT MEDGENE Medgene is an animal health company headquartered in Brookings, South Dakota. Medgene’s platform vaccine technology is also licensed in swine and companion animals (rabbits), and is used in white-tailed deer. Medgene’s platform system ensures that all the ingredients that go into its vaccines are animal origin free. — Bioinformatics is a term used to describe the practice of using software designed to understand complex, large and dynamic sets of biological data, such as that derived through monitoring disease genetics and incidence. Medgene’s Spice™ is an advanced system of biometrics that play a key role in the production of their prescription platform vaccines. -- *Veterinary Science Memoranda (VSM) 200.213 For more information on H5N1 Center for Disease Control (CDC) https://lnkd.in/g9-zceBr #animalhealth #H5N1 #veterinarian #cattle #vaccines

Another unsolicited testimonial about our EHD vaccine from Sinking Creek Whitetails (permission to repost granted) EHD is short for epizootic hemorrhagic disease. EHD is a disease that affects white-tailed 🦌 . This infectious disease is transmitted by tiny flies called midges. In infected deer, fever and edema are common, and deer often have a swollen head, neck, tongue, or eyelids. These deer may also have reduced appetite, weakness, and loss of fear of humans.... though deer can live through the disease, EHD can also be fatal. To deer farmers, EHD is a serious threat. Ashley Petersen — shown in the photo — not only manages our ISPRIME™ system of vaccine production, she's also affectionately called "The Deer Lady" for her dedication to deer farmers, the health of deer, and responsible management of our outdoor resources. Testimonial: "My conclusion this year is that without a doubt the Medgene EHD vaccine is effective. I had zero death loss this year with only one deer showing symptoms of EHD and then recovering, while unvaccinated deer were dying from EHD all around my area. I will definitely continue to use the Medgene EHD vaccine." It's a new day for animal health care and we're honored when we hear it from the people who are experiencing it first — our customers. #deerfarm #animalhealth #veterinarian #animalvaccines

Proud to have our Alan Young represent on such a crucial topic — his #innovation work in vaccine technology is improving #animalhealth in a big way, today! It's a new day for animal health care and 🙏 you, Alan!

"Tell me you love your job without telling me you love your job." #positivevibe #lovemyjob #gratitude #animalhealth

Testimonials from the field like this are just like a Nature manuscript acceptance to our team! It's why they do what they do!

As they say, "Ticks S*ck!" But the reality is, with our vaccine, they don't have to - and don't just take our word for it - Dr. Don Coover of SEK Genetics™ of Galesburg, KS gave us a wonderful testimonial to the success of our #tickvaccine! #animalhealth #vaccine #cattleindustry https://lnkd.in/gu53Xmaj

Disconcerting news from KIRO 7, reporting on the confirmation of RHDV2 in the state of Washington; thankful for the notice on this deadly disease, grateful that we're able to provide a solution. 💪 🐰🩷 ⚕️ https://lnkd.in/g66NZsaQ #RHDV2 #animalhealth #veterinarian #veterinarian #foreignanimaldisease

It's a new day in animal health care and our Human Resources team has it covered with affiliated company, Houdek. When it comes to finding and keeping great talent, our #HR team is tops!