Browsing Faculty of Veterinary Science Web News by Subject "Vaccination"

Browsing Faculty of Veterinary Science Web News by Subject "Vaccination"

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  • Community Engagement newsletter, Faculty of Veterinary, Spring, November 2016 
    Gibbs, Megan; Allen, Louise; Huster, Anne-Marie; Dlamini, Makhosonkhe L.; Chiloana, Khutso; Themba, Nompumelelo; University of Pretoria. Faculty of Veterinary Science (2016-11-02)
    World Rabies Day 2016: Onderstepoort gets involved - One sticker, one vaccination, saving countless lives / Megan Gibbs -- Who cares about the Dogtown SA dogs? / Louise Allen -- Sowing seeds for a better future / Anne-Marie ...
  • Community Engagement newsletter, Faculty of Veterinary, Spring, October 2016 
    Roux, Anke; Christen, Kelly; Haden, Jenna-Lee; Nkagisang, Molebogeng; Molefi, Rivashan; Taylor, Sarah-Joy; Chiloane, Khutso; Maheso, Hendrick; Simon, Michaela; Brits, Adriaan; Cathrall, Garrick; Botes, Pieter; Barrett, Siobhan; University of Pretoria. Faculty of Veterinary Science (2016-10)
    Veterinary Professional Life Community Engagement Project: Mogale Primary School / Anke Roux, Kelly Christen, Jenna-Lee Haden, Molebogeng Nkagisang & Rivashan Molefi -- Rust de Winter World Veterinary Day Community Engagement ...
  • Getting rid of rabies 
    De Bruin, Louise; University of Pretoria. Faculty of Veterinary Science (2014-07-02)
    The Faculty of Veterinary Science’s Prof Darryn Knobel is in pursuit of eliminating dog rabies across Africa through a novel approach to rabies research. Rabies claims the lives of thousands of people across the continent ...
  • UP researchers embark on vaccine trial for bovine TB 
    Michel, Anita Luise; Hewlett, Jennie; University of Pretoria. Faculty of Veterinary Science; Mnguni, Hlengiwe (2020-11-26)
    Professor Anita Michel and Dr Jennie Hewlett, University of Pretoria (UP) researchers in the Faculty of Veterinary Science, have announced the start of vaccine trials for tuberculosis (TB) in African buffalo. Bovine ...
  • UP tackles rabies in rural areas 
    De Bruin, Louise; University of Pretoria. Faculty of Veterinary Science; Heyl, Ansa (2017-03-31)
    Rabies is a fatal viral disease that affects both humans and other mammals, causing inflammation of the brain. The disease spreads when an infected animal scratches or bites another animal or human that has not been ...