Our latest T. equi diversity paper based on the work by our summer vet student Martine McCann - well done Martine! @UofG_SBOHVM
https://t.co/FhUvo25Rh2
Our latest publication is a risk assessment of equine piroplasmosis in the UK - now online at EVJ @EVJltd! Thanks to collaborators @Lisa_A_Boden & David Sutton @WeipersEquine and funders HBLB @LevyBoard https://t.co/WsRh46oe6d
Very interesting report for England. Rise in ONLY rhinovirus positivity. #flu comparison would be useful. Why RV sooo different? Presumably more transmissible: lower infectious dose/different transmission modes? environment stability? high serotype variation/pop susceptibility..?
#SARS_CoV_2 /#flu interactions – I’m asked about this a lot. A recent preprint logically concludes potential for a negative interaction but with increased risk of severe disease/death in those coinfected: https://t.co/GRxYXxlPSH. My thoughts.. it’s complicated.. 1/8
🆕We are opening The Glasgow Equine Hospital🐴- a new, fully mobile, first opinion equine practice, based at @UofGlasgow’s The Weipers Centre. It will serve horse owners around the northern side of Glasgow & is led by vets James Risk and Nick Graham🐴🐎
➡️https://t.co/cRkgdRcML6
The COVID-19 lockdown has resulted in an increasing number of #stray, feral and owned #cats giving birth this year, according to @themayhew.
https://t.co/DhjwjczHKR
Just published - the results from our investigation into the presence of equine piroplasmosis among horses and donkeys resident in Ireland, in collaboration with the IEC @IrelandEquine and funded by the HBLB @LevyBoard. @IBAHCM @WeipersEquine@Vet_Record https://t.co/tsXVc27w5l
Great work from my visiting student analysing the phylogenetic diversity of Theileria equi in Spanish horses - good job Eli! @eliazar90 Looking forward to future Scottish-Spanish collaborations @IBAHCM @UofGMVLS@VISAVET
https://t.co/F9vZZwDoPN
Very happy to share these results, now out on @NatureComms: the characterization of a #microsporidian in An. arabiensis from Kenya, with decreased #Plasmodium transmission capacity.
Thanks to @JeremyHerren for involving me in this great project!
https://t.co/T1EFQxoyDP
As a horse owner & rider, as well as an epidemiologist, these are deeply troubling times. Many animals require daily care and #veterinary assistance. #COVID19 response must consider vets and vet nurses as #keyworkers. We must protect #AnimalWelfare#exercise#mentalwellbeing
Our virus-virus directionality hypothesis #flu protects against #colds was independently supported in longitudinal patient cohort study @CVRinfo @IBAHCM @PabloRMurcia@The_MRC https://t.co/7QSfhpYU6o
An excellent & comprehensive review of the extensive range of arthropod-borne pathogens that threaten UK animal and public health! https://t.co/x8qiGqSfiK