My story of my summer placement at the University of Cambridge that has today been published in the Journal of the Association of Veterinary Students. Read the whole article and see the rest of the issue by clicking the title
Why can’t vets cure the black dog? – Screening sixth formers to curb suicide rates among vets just can’t be the answer
This article was first published by the Association of Veterinary Students UK and Ireland.
#StopTB IVSA World TB day winning letter 2017
*This article was first published online by the IVSA Standing Committee on One Health and then by the IVSA Journal of Veterinary Public Health* International Veterinary Students Association and Unite to End TB jointly commission letter on how one might end TB. Here I write about bovine TB, One Health and poverty. Bovine TB is an animal and public health issue, it must be treated like such... (Click the title to read more)
Rabid dogs and garbage men stay out in the Indian sun: The Dead Vulture problem
India’s vultures are under attack. Their enemy is Diclofenac. Although always depicted as dirty and nasty, vultures and other carrion consuming raptors are one of the most important parts of any ecosystem. They are often said to be nature’s refuse collectors; they prevent areas being covered in carcasses or being smothered by packs of feral dogs or rats. By doing this they halt the spread of disease from the decaying animal or the abundance of feral dogs that would benefit from the free lunch had the vultures not got there first... (Click the title to read more)
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