CAHSS Podcast Series - Animal Health Insights

Jun 11 2024 40 ep. 28 mins 4
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The Canadian Animal Health Surveillance System (CAHSS) is an initiative of the National Farmed Animal Health and Welfare Council (NFAHWC), with broad based collaborative support of industry and governments. It has been designed to fill the need for strengthened animal health surveillance in Canada. Learn more about CAHSS initiatives at http://www.cahss.ca. * * * * * Le Système canadien de surveillance de la santé animale (SCSSA) est une initiative du Conseil national sur la santé et le bien être des animaux d’élevage (CNSBEAE), assortie d’un soutien concerté à grande échelle de l’industrie et des gouvernements. Il a été conçu de manière à répondre à la nécessité d’assurer une surveillance zoosanitaire accrue au Canada. Cliquez ici pour en savoir plus sur ces initiatives http://www.cahss.ca.

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Les vilains moustiques sous surveillance avec Dre Antoinette Ludwig et Marc Avramov. Perspectives en santé animale, Ep. 24b, 11 Jun 2024

Jun 11 2024 29 mins  
Les moustiques sont porteurs et contribuent à la propagation d’une variété de conditions infectieuses à une variété d’espèces - il est donc important pour la santé publique et la santé animale de garder ”l’œil dans le ciel” et de surveiller leurs mouvements, leur propagation et leurs préférences en matière d’habitat. Heureusement, le Canada dispose d’un

Monitoring malicious mosquitoes with Dr. Antoinette Ludwig and Marc Avramov. Animal Health Insights, Ep. 24a, June 11, 2024

Jun 11 2024 26 mins  
Dr. Antoinette Ludwig, a veterinarian and epidemiologist with the National Microbiology Laboratory at the Public Health Agency of Canada, and Carleton University PhD candidate Marc Avramov, study the diseases transmitted by mosquitoes and the risk they pose for both human and animal populations, as well as the impact of climate change on these disease patterns.

Gérer nos microbes en commun: l’approche une seule santé, la résistance aux antimicrobiens et les animaux de ferme. avec Dr Mohamed Rhouma. Perspectives en santé animale, Ep. 23b, 14 Jun 2023

Jun 14 2023 28 mins  
Le Dr Mohamed Rhouma, vétérinaire, microbiologiste et professeur adjoint à la Faculté de médecine vétérinaire de l’Université de Montréal, a voulu comprendre comment ces changementsconcernant la manière dont les antimicrobiens, en particulier les antibiotiques, peuvent être prescrits, délivrés et utilisés pour la gestion des maladies des animaux d’élevage, ont af

Managing Mutual Microbes: One Health, farm animals, and AMR. with Dr. Mohamed Rhouma. Animal Health Insights, Ep. 23a, June 14, 2023

Jun 14 2023 23 mins  
Dr. Mohamed Rhouma, a veterinarian, microbiologist and assistant professor at the Faculty of veterinary medicine at the University of Montreal, wanted to get a sense of how regulatory changes have affected AMU and AMR in farm animals – and to provide an update on what we know right now regarding the role of farm animals in the spread of AMR to humans from a One Health perspective

Une surveillance accrue pour protéger le secteur porcin: CanaVeillePPA avec Dre Karine Talbot. Perspectives en santé animale, Ep. 22b, 22 Apr 2023

Apr 23 2023 16 mins  
Dans le cadre de nombreuses initiatives de prévention de la peste porcine africaine, ici au Canada, un programme de surveillance et de dépistage a été créé pour aider à réduire le risque pour le cheptel porcin canadien. CanSpotASF est un programme de dépistage collaboratif qui fonctionne au niveau de laboratoires de diagnostic animal accrédités et spécifiques et dans le

Animal Health Surveillance in Action: CanSpotASF with Dr. Karine Talbot. Animal Health Insights, Ep. 22a, Apr. 22, 2023

Apr 22 2023 17 mins  
As part of many ASF prevention initiatives, here in Canada a surveillance and testing program was created to help reduce the risk for Canadian swine herd. CanSpotASF is a collaborative diagnostic screening program that works at the level of specific, approved animal diagnostic laboratories and at provincial and federal abattoirs to help detect ASF early if and when it appears, in o

Optimizing Foal Immunity with Dr. Ashley Whitehead. Animal Health Insights, Ep. 21. Mar. 7, 2023

Mar 07 2023 40 mins  
The first few months of a foal’s life can be challenging as their immune system develops – even in ideal situations they may face bacterial or viral infections that can make or break their future health. Dr. Ashley Whitehead, a veterinary internal medicine specialist and associate professor in equine clinical sciences at the University of Calgary, has a passion for all things r

Problem-solving for PRRS 144-1c with Dr. Doug MacDougald. Animal Health Insights, Ep. 20. Jan. 25, 2023

Jan 25 2023 31 mins  
Porcine respiratory and reproductive syndrome is a disease that has circulated in the swine world for years – however a recent highly pathogenic strain of this virus is challenging pig herds. Dr. Doug MacDougald, a swine veterinarian working out of Southwest Ontario Veterinary Services has worked with producers in North America who have experienced outbreaks of this highly pathog

Antimicrobial Stewardship and Surveillance in Canadian Dairies with Drs. Javier Sanchez and Luke Heider. Animal Health Insights, Ep. 19. Nov. 27, 2022

Nov 27 2022 33 mins  
The Canadian Dairy Network for Antimicrobial Stewardship and Resistance was created with input from experts, producers and veterinarians across Canada, and will provide valuable information to improve herd health and public health in the years to come. Drs. Javier Sanchez and Luke Heider spearheaded this collaborative project to develop a scaffold for monitoring zoonotic bacteria o

The Rules on Rabies with Dr. Martin Appelt. Animal Health Insights, Ep. 18. Sept. 26, 2022

Sep 26 2022 33 mins  
With the surge of dogs imported into Canada through the pandemic the possibility of people being exposed to rabies from a pet dog has become more of a risk. Dr. Martin Appelt, the Senior Director of the Animal Health Programs Division at the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, reviews the recent changes to import requirements for dogs, and the reasons for their implementation to prote