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Dog photographer wins prestigious award

Sophia Hutchinson's Dalmatian picture swept the top spot at the TOG Awards.
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Chatter box Today (20 May) marks the fifth annual World Bee Day, which raises awareness of the importance of bees and pollinators to people and the planet. Observed on the anniversary of pioneering Slovenian beekeeper Anton Jana's birthday, this year's celebration is themed: 'Bee Engaged: Celebrating the diversity of bees and beekeeping systems'.

Organisations and people celebrating the day will raise awareness of the accelerated decline in pollinator diversity, and highlight the importance of sustainable beekeeping systems and a wide variety of bees. Slovenia, the initiator of World Bee Day, will be focusing on teaching young people about the significance of pollinators. Chatter box

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One Health News
Goa on track to eliminate rabies, study finds
Goa on track to eliminate rabies, study finds

Study proves how mass vaccination of dogs can prevent thousands of deaths in people.
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Pig coronavirus study to shed light on the virus
Pig coronavirus study to shed light on the virus

Pirbright scientists created a PRCV model to evaluate causes.
Study reveals insights into role of muscles and tendons
Study reveals insights into role of muscles and tendons

Findings could enable different approaches to surgery and prosthetics.
New strain of Hendra virus discovered in Australia
New strain of Hendra virus discovered in Australia

Findings highlight the importance of ongoing disease surveillance programmes.
Study sheds light on why pigs don't get sick from COVID-19
Study sheds light on why pigs don't get sick from COVID-19

Findings could lead to new treatments for human patients.
RVC collaborates with UCB on bone overgrowth research
RVC collaborates with UCB on bone overgrowth research

The project will explore Sclerosteosis and Ankylosing Spondylitis.
MRSA arose in nature before human and livestock use of antibiotics
MRSA arose in nature before human and livestock use of antibiotics

Hedgehogs have carried the superbug long before human antibiotic use.
Debilitating parasite finds new transition pathway in dogs
Debilitating parasite finds new transition pathway in dogs

Dogs eating infected fish has slowed the process of eradicating Guinea worm disease.
University of Surrey announces Animal Health Innovation Network
University of Surrey announces Animal Health Innovation Network

Network will address zoonotic diseases and antibiotic resistance.
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Further avian flu cases confirmed

Three cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 have been confirmed in recent days, bringing the total number of cases in England to 98.

On Thursday, the APHA confirmed two cases of HPAI H5N1 near Redgrave, Mid Suffolk and Market Weston, West Suffolk. A case H5N1 was also confirmed in poultry at a premises near Southwell, Newark and Sherwood, Nottinghamshire.

Protection and surveillance zones are in place around the affected premises. Further details are available at gov.uk
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