A Week of Hands-On Learning about Animal Disease Control In the remote Shetland Islands, finding hands-on lab science educational opportunities can be challenging. However, thanks to Scottish Environment, Food and...
Read MoreThe Moredun Foundation hosted a landmark panel discussion on Friday, 29th November, at the Pentland Science Park, Penicuik, exploring “The Role of Livestock Production in Future Food Security: Challenges and...
Read MoreThe number of positive liver fluke cases is beginning to rise, in line with the statement made by the Sustainable Control of Parasites in Sheep (SCOPS) and Control of...
Read MoreThe Moredun Foundation is set to host a pivotal panel discussion on “The Role of Livestock Production in Future Food Security: Challenges and Opportunities from Different Sectors”. Taking place on...
Read MoreA new report has been launched looking at the risk factors for foodborne pathogens on livestock farms and the potential interventions that may be applied to reduce the risks. The...
Read MoreEquine grass sickness (EGS) is a devastating and complex disease of equines, which unfortunately can occur anywhere in the UK, where sadly 80% of animals suffering from it will die....
Read MoreDid you know that you can join the Moredun Foundation and help support our research that improves livestock health and welfare? In return you will receive regular, comprehensive, unbiased, updates...
Read MoreThe livestock industry has come together to launch a nationwide survey to better understand the impact of bluetongue virus on UK farms. Led by Fiona Lovatt of Flock Health Limited,...
Read MoreMoredun colleagues, past and present were very sad to hear the news of the death of Dr David Smith who was world renowned for his research into veterinary parasitology and...
Read MoreRuminant farming is critically important in maintaining the viability of rural communities and ensuring food security. All grazing ruminants are exposed to parasitic worm (helminth) infections, that negatively impact ruminant...
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