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How do we strengthen local or regional capabilities to develop innovative solutions in LMICs?   Interested in addressing the need for more and better veterinary medicines in Low and Middle-Income Countries (LMIC), Clinglobal invited leaders from the Animal Health Industry, Non-governmental Organisations and Research Institutes to contribute their views on the opportunities and challenges to developing animal health products in and for these regions.   In this video, Dr. Guiguigbaza-Kossigan DAYO from CIRDES provides further analysis on this matter.   #AnimalHealth #Clinglobal #LMIC #onehealth Clinvet | Clinomics | rtilab| Clindata  

How can we raise the value proposition for Animal Health companies conducting R&D at LMIC institutions/companies?   Interested in addressing the need for more and better veterinary medicines in Low and Middle-Income Countries (LMIC), Clinglobal invited leaders from the Animal Health Industry, Non-governmental Organisations and Research Institutes to contribute their views on the opportunities and challenges to developing animal health products in and for these regions.   In this video, Dr. Marcio Lustoza from Biogénesis Bagó delivers a comprehensive examination of the topic. #AnimalHealth #Clinglobal #LMIC #OneHealth Clinvet | Clindata | Clinomics | rtilab

How can local, regional, and multinational companies and expert organisations help to streamline product approval processes?   Interested in addressing the need for more and better veterinary medicines in Low and Middle-Income Countries (LMIC), Clinglobal invited leaders from the Animal Health Industry, Non-governmental Organisations and Research Institutes to contribute their views on the opportunities and challenges to developing animal health products in and for these regions.   In this video, Dr. Marcio Lustoza from Biogénesis Bagó offers an in-depth analysis of the topic. #AnimalHealth #Clinglobal #LMIC #onehealth Clinvet | Clinomics | rtilab| Clindata

AID Launches Today: Unlocking New Horizons in Animal Health! As of October 1st, 2024, AID will be your go-to resource for detailed, science-backed information on pathogens and infections in animals. Each diagnostic report from MiDOG will now include a direct link to AID, providing real-time insights about the specific microbes identified in your tests. With AID, veterinarians, clinics, and researchers can access: ✅ Up-to-date data on novel pathogens and infectious agents ✅ Expert analysis to guide treatment decisions ✅ A seamless integration with our diagnostic reports We're thrilled to offer this game-changing tool to the veterinary community. Learn more about how AID is redefining veterinary diagnostics! 🔗 Stay tuned for more updates and see how AID can transform your practice. #VeterinaryInnovation #Diagnostics #MiDOG #AnimalHealth #AIDLaunch #VetMed #PathogenInsights

🔔 [#Supporter2024 MedFIT] 🐈👨⚕️ Diagnostics For Animals is the representative World Federation of the Veterinary Diagnostic Industry in Europe. It represents almost 90% of the companies operating on this market. In 2024, our 22 companies are all accredited according to quality systems (ISO 9001 at least). Our database https://lnkd.in/dKyGMCvt offers more than 3300 diagnostic tests available. 🎤 "Founded in March 2006, and located in France, Diagnostics For Animals is the only professional organization representing Animal Health Diagnostics producers. We : 🔗 Federate and represent Manufacturers of Animal Health Diagnostics in Europe 🔎 Explain the benefits of a harmonized, efficient, and transparent regulatory framework to permit the AHDx to be in compliance with the various Regulatory Requirements 📢 Promote initiatives for the development of Animal Health Diagnostics for emerging diseases as well as collaborations with other actors in Animal Health (institutes, vaccine producers, ...)" - Jean-Louis Hunault, General Secretary 🔑 Keywords of Diagnostics For Animals: #Availability - #Harmonization - #Quality 📤 If you wish to join them as a partner MedFIT Event, contact: Célestine Fillon - Yingjie WENG

🚨 [#Supporter2024 BioFIT] 🐶👩⚕️ Diagnostics For Animals is the representative World Federation of the Veterinary Diagnostic Industry in Europe. It represents almost 90% of the companies operating on this market. In 2024, our 22 companies are all accredited according to quality systems (ISO 9001 at least). Our database https://lnkd.in/dKyGMCvt offers more than 3300 diagnostic tests available. 🎤 "Founded in March 2006, and located in France, Diagnostics For Animals is the only professional organization representing Animal Health Diagnostics producers. We : 🔗 Federate and represent Manufacturers of Animal Health Diagnostics in Europe 💡 Explain the benefits of a harmonized, efficient, and transparent regulatory framework to permit the AHDx to be in compliance with the various Regulatory Requirements 💊 Promote initiatives for the development of Animal Health Diagnostics for emerging diseases as well as collaborations with other actors in Animal Health (institutes, vaccine producers, ...)" - Jean-Louis Hunault, General Secretary 🔑 Keywords of Diagnostics For Animals: #Availability - #Harmonization - #Quality 📤 If you wish to join them as a partner BioFIT Event, contact: Célestine Fillon - Vincent Tavernier

Access to brand-level commercial information in Animal Health has always been challenging, creating a significant knowledge gap for many companies in the industry.   At SC Analytics, a Stonehaven Cozmix Group (SC Group) company, we've bridged this gap by profiling the top brand families in Animal Health with sales exceeding $35 million, ex-manufacturer. Our comprehensive analysis covers 112 brand families, accounting for over 40% of the industry's total sales. This includes historical data and sales forecasts through 2030. While many of these leading brands focus on Companion Animals belonging to the Parasiticides category, there is a growing significance of brands in Therapeutics and Vaccines.   Want to learn more? Get in touch with us!   #SCAnalyticsLive #LifeSciences #AnimalHealth #Insights

A new article published in Preventive Veterinary Medicine which explores animal health decision support tools and health priority setting. Some points: - There are various disease prioritization tools - with subjective versus objective characteristics -The tools "need improvement in terms of data visualization for interpretation, management decision making and advocacy" - Priority setting outputs are not often actually a 'priority' in terms of translation into action I am happy to lead this paper and thank all who have contributed: Chris Daborn, Knight-Jones Theodore, Delia Grace, Ben Huntington MRCVS PMP, Jonathan Rushton The article part of the Global Burden of Animal Diseases https://lnkd.in/dTwzXit5

#labcorp awful company. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s anemic fine of $9,000 levied against Labcorp is a pittance for the agony animals endured at the hands of incompetent staffers, leading to the deaths of four macaque monkeys. Labcorp is clearly unable or unwilling to uphold even the most basic standards of animal care, and its animal labs, such as its facility in Somerset, should be shut down permanently. Between May 2019 and February 2022, Labcorp staffers broke the bones of five monkeys because they didn’t handle them properly. Three of those monkeys died as a result of the injuries. A sixth monkey, at Labcorp’s Somerset facility, slowly wasted away for months while staffers did nothing to report the illness to a veterinarian. That monkey was killed, according to the USDA report. Labcorp must modernize its laboratories; replace cruel, archaic experiments on animals with sophisticated, human-relevant research methods; and implement the strategy proposed in PETA’s Research Modernization Deal 📸 Look at this post on Facebook https://lnkd.in/eevNft8A