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Your search for "newcastle disease" return 105 results.
Feeding the world : meat, milk and eggs for all >
By 2050, global consumption of meat will double: most of the increased demand will be for chicken in developing countries. Today, 1 in every 4 broiler chickens produced is protected by Ceva’s new gene...
Reducing the threat farm animals pose to global public health >
Half of all infectious diseases and 3/4 of newly emerging diseases that affect people are zoonotic - transmitted to people from animals. Ceva is working with partners throughout the world to reduce th...
Tildren® receives FDA approval to control clinical signs of Navicular Syndrome >
Tildren® is now available in the US
Dermatology >
Dermatology issues are very frequent: it’s the second reason dogs are taken to the veterinarian. Every pet owner is attentive to skin diseases because skin and fur are indicators of the overall health...
Mérieux Développement becomes a shareholder of Ceva Santé Animale >
Ceva Santé Animale announces the arrival of a new shareholder, Mérieux Développement, the investment company of Institut Mérieux.
Cooperation between Veterinary Department of Myanmar and Ceva Santé Animale >
Towards a bilateral cooperation between the Livestock Breeding and Veterinary Department of Myanmar and Ceva Santé Animale
Ceva calls for more action “together” to overcome Avian Influenza >
Latest Poultry Vaccinology Summit in Mexico focuses on Avian influenza
The science of vaccinology at Lisbon Summit >
Poultry professionals hear it all from Ceva at Lisbon summit
Ceva proposes new respiratory health programs for swine >
Symposium held prior to ESPHM presents benefits of more targeted vaccination
Co-operation in Hungary to prevent zoonosis >
A conference was held in Budapest to facilitate the control of diseases transmissible from animals to humans