The International Federation for Animal Health (IFAH) is an organisation representing manufacturers of veterinary medicines, vaccines and other animal health products in both developed and developing countries across five continents. >>More

 

Bluetongue

BluetongueBluetongue is a viral disease that affects ruminants, especially sheep. It can also affect cattle, goats, camels and wild ruminants. It has been named after one of the symptoms that can occur in the animal, which is a bluish coloration of the tongue. Click here to find out more

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Combating avian flu

In 2003, the highly pathogenic H5N1 form of avian influenza was first detected in South East Asia . Since then the virus has been spreading first throughout Asia and in early 2006 it arrived in Europe, Africa and the Middle East .  IFAH has produced a set of regularly updated FAQs designed to answer the common questions that surround avian influenza. It is important not to confuse avian influenza (“bird flu”) with the seasonal influenza that infects humans every year. Click here to find out more.

World Veterinary Congress: Animal Health Industry and Veterinarians a solid alliance to achieve global health
Brussels, 31 July 2008. Vancouver, Canada, 31 July 2008 - IFAH was one of the invited speakers of the 29th World Veterinary Congress - “CELEBRATE OUR DIVERSITY” - that ended today in Vancouver, Canada. More

Özgür Öner appointed as IFAH Communications Director
Brussels, 17 July 2008. Özgür Öner was appointed as IFAH Communications Director. More

IFAH appoints new Executive Director
Brussels, 8 July 2008. IFAH announced today the appointment of Barbara Freischem to the post of Executive Director. More

23.06.2008: “Animals need medicines too”,
says IFAH at the 13th International Congress on Infectious Diseases. Read more

The 2007 IFAH annual report is available

Brussels, 17 April 2008 – The 2007 IFAH annual report is available for download or mail order. Prefaced by Dr. B. vallat from OIE, the 34-pages report details the achievement and future challenges of our federation. More

 
 
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