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Stiftung Tierärztliche Hochschule Hannover

Stiftung Tierärztliche Hochschule Hannover. EAEVE Veterinary Faculties. Veterinarians Mission is:. Abundant, safe, high quality affordable food of animal origin from sustainable production. Disease – free lifestock Minimal drug – minimal resistance No parasites Promote immunity

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Stiftung Tierärztliche Hochschule Hannover

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  1. Stiftung Tierärztliche Hochschule Hannover

  2. EAEVE Veterinary Faculties

  3. Veterinarians Mission is: Abundant, safe, high quality affordable food of animal origin from sustainable production Disease – free lifestock Minimal drug – minimal resistance No parasites Promote immunity Residues – respect MRL´s No Zoonoses No food borne diseases Documentation and tracebility Veterinary Education and University Research has to support the Mission

  4. => Animal Health => Animal Welfare => Food security => Human Health

  5. Veterinary Medicine Health Animals Humans Food Infectious Diseases

  6. OIE • FAO • WHO • National organisations • Universities ONE Health, ONE Medicine

  7. Infectious Diseases – High Priority in Veterinary Medicine • 1400 human pathogens • 60 % of zoonotic • 75 % of emerging diseases zoonotic • >80 % of emerging human diseases have animal reservoirs

  8. Economic Impact of Infectious Animal Diseases (bn $) Classical Swine Fever (CSF) NL 1995-96 2,3 bn Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) Taiwan 1994-96 6-8 bn MK 1998-02 25-30 bn Brazil 2005 1 bn BSE MK 1991-94 10-13 bn Japan 1999-00 1,5 bn Canada 2002-03 1,5 bn US 2002-04 3-5 bn Avian Influenza Italy 1998 0,4 bn NL 2001 0,5 bn ASIA ongoing 10-15 bn SARS China, Hongkong 30-50 bn Singapore, Canada source: bio era 2005

  9. Drift of infectious diseases

  10. Trade and Travel • Animals and humans travel faster than incubation time of infectious diseases • Food of animal origin traded world wide at airplane speed Pathogens Vector born diseases (50 % of all inf.) Resistance factors spread Residues • Cost of control vs. Cost of correction

  11. Infectious Animal Diseases and Zoonoses • Pathogenesis • Epidemiology Pathogen Animal host • Individual • Herd • Population • Genetics • Nutrition • Husbandry • Transportation • Hygiene • Vectors • Surveillance • Policy • Standards • Regulations • Diagnostics • Prevention And Control Programm • Veterinary Services • Tool Box • VPH • Zoonoses • Economics

  12. Todays challenges - World Population Growing - Climate Change - Food + Nutrition - Health + Wellbeing - Trade + Travel - Financial and economic crisis - Energy crisis How to deal with limited ressources?

  13. Tomorrow´s solutions • Education • Research • Knowledge/Strategies/Tools • Transfer/Translation • World Sustainable Development • ecologic • economic • social

  14. Role of Universities • Education (BSc, MSc, PhD) starting competence vet. profession LLL – life long learning evolving professional expertise • Research Adress the issues Priority setting Expertise and Ressources Cooperation • Services Clinical Animal Production and Welfare Food Quality and Safety VPH

  15. Congratulations to the166. anniversary Stiftung Tierärztliche Hochschule Hannover from TiHo

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