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• Countries Agree on Actions to Help Save Saiga Antelopes

  

  Saiga Range Countries and Experts Convene in Tashkent Following Saiga Mass Mortality Event

   18 Mar 2016

  Saiga Range Countries and Experts Convene in Tashkent Following Saiga Mass Mortality Event           …

• Tortoise Pre-Hibernation Health Checks

  When the weather starts turning colder, your tortoise companion will be starting to slow down in preparation for hibernation. We recommend booking a pre-hibernation check-up with one of our exotic vets, before the wind-down process starts  Why are …

• Synthetic version of broccoli compound is potential treatment for osteoarthritis

  A synthetic and stable form of a chemical found in broccoli could be used as a potential treatment for osteoarthritis after positive results from a study at the Royal Veterinary College, University of London. Recent research has found that eating …

   29 Apr 2015

  A synthetic and stable form of a chemical found in broccoli could be used as a potential treatment …

• RVC research into spread of bird flu makes top global impact list

  

  Research led by Prof Dirk Pfeiffer into avian influenza has been cited by the UK Collaborative on Development Sciences (UKCDS) as one of its top twenty impact case studies contributing to global development which was selected from 6,975 case studies …

   20 Oct 2015

  Research led by Prof Dirk Pfeiffer into avian influenza has been cited by the UK Collaborative on …

• Urban Zoo newsletter

   RVC Professor, Jonathan Rushton, is featured in the latest issue of Urban Zoo Newsletter (a quarterly Newsletter on “Epidemiology, Ecology and Socio-Economics of Disease Emergence in Nairobi”). Urban Zoo is an interdisciplinary programme focused …

   18 Dec 2014

   RVC Professor, Jonathan Rushton, is featured in the latest issue of Urban Zoo Newsletter (a …

• Royal Veterinary College walking with giraffes

  

  Have you ever wondered how a giraffe’s long thin legs can support its weight and transport its bulky body as it walks for miles across the plains of sub-Saharan Africa? Researchers from The Royal Veterinary College's Structure and Motion Lab aim to …

   25 Jun 2015

• VetCompass presentation at ISVEE, Mexico

  

  Earlier this month, VetCompass was well represented at an international epidemiology conference - the 14th meeting of International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology (ISVEE 2015) in Yucatan, Mexico. Dr Dan O’Neill gave a talk on the prevalence …

   13 Nov 2015

• Six new Equine Fact Files

  

  Fact files from RVC Equine on Cardiology, Colic, Cushing's Disease and Laminitis

   11 Aug 2016

• Two new Research Case Studies

  

  Articles explaining how and why we use horses in research at the RVC

   03 May 2017

• Orthopaedics

  The currently high proportion of dogs that are brachycephalic suggests that issues around the health and population explosion associated with these breeds should be considered as a major welfare issue for dogs at a population level.