Jamie

Veterinarian with an interest in agriculture, food safety and one health. Currently pursuing a PhD in epidemiology at OVC studying Johne's disease in dairy cows

[Dairy at Guelph @DairyatGuelph]

PhD student Tony Bruinjé @TCBruinje was awarded the @DCRCouncil scholar award. He presented his research at the last meeting and his story is featured in their newsletter, just out:
https://t.co/zCcJoPtutX

[Jamie @jamieimada]

@AlisonBurrell4 @paratb2022 Really great work you’ve done! Interesting and valuable findings!

[Peter Mullowney @PeterMullowney]

Jamie Imada from Guelph talking on Johne’s control at #ICPDublin

[Jamie @jamieimada]

@paratb2022 @DairyatGuelph @DrDFK

[Jamie @jamieimada]

Grateful for the opportunity to present my research last week at the international association for paratuberculosis colloquium in Dublin. Lots of great conversations and work being shared. Looking forward to future opportunities and collaborations with the amazing researchers!

[Dairy at Guelph @DairyatGuelph]

Just out from @julia_saraceni @cbwinder @DavRenaud

@CCSAW_UofG
Ontario Dairy Producers’ Perceived Barriers and Motivations to the Use of Pain Control for Disbudding and Dehorning Calves: A Qualitative Study https://t.co/Qy7gnaXZqT @Animals_MDPI

[Dairy at Guelph @DairyatGuelph]

Disbudding optimizes calf and farmer wellbeing but requires proven pain mitigation techniques. #UoG researchers @cbwinder @CassieReedman found that local anesthetic with a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug gives better pain reduction. Read more at:
https://t.co/vWwPxrMYAd

[dairyresearch @dairyresearch1]

Researchers and farmers:
It’s time to have your say in Canadian dairy research: Answer DFC’s survey to help guide strategic research priorities for the future https://t.co/7zi4pb0VqG

[dairyresearch @dairyresearch1]

My article in the The Conversation today:
'Buttergate' debunked: No evidence butter is harder due to palm supplements for cows https://t.co/jP6lFV0lHg via @ConversationCA

[Margaret E Atwood @MargaretAtwood]

Really simple, easy to understand #Covid19 diagram. Pass it on and keep safe!

[Dairy at Guelph @DairyatGuelph]

Ever wondered about the relative efficacy of dry-cow antimicrobials for the cure of intramammary infections? Check out Carrie McMullen's presentation @ADSAMtg to see her meta-analysis to get some answers
@OntVetCollege

[Derek Haley @derekbhaley]

Please retweet or DM to help us get this short 3-minute survey out to Ontario dairy farmers who keep their cows on a composting (aerated) bedded pack! Thank you!

[dairyresearch @dairyresearch1]

In this month's @jdairyscience from @DairyatGuelph
Rita Couto Serrenho successfully defended her DVSc yesterday!
The effect of prepartum negative dietary cation-anion difference and s... https://t.co/08mmXIY9it

[Dairy at Guelph @DairyatGuelph]

Congratulations to Michael Steele, from U of Guelph, for the 2020 ADSA Foundation Award in Dairy Production!
https://t.co/QriPXWDTbH

[University of Guelph News @UofGuelphNews]

Ontario would see a quick #COVID19 resurgence if physical distancing is relaxed too far, concludes new research from #UofG infectious disease modeller Prof. @AmyGreerKalisz and colleagues.
#UofGCOVIDResearch @UofGResearch @OntVetCollege

https://t.co/iIiAk7f8az

[Jamie @jamieimada]

Can’t wait to read this! Loved his “food, sex and salmonella: why our food is making us sick” https://t.co/Wt0Bg3zwhE

[Jamie @jamieimada]

What she said

[Ontario Veterinary College @OntVetCollege]

#UofG volunteers in #OntVetCollege"s Dept of Population Medicine are collecting key #coronavirus case data & sharing information with researchers @uoft's Dalla Lana School of Public Health @UofT_dlsph to update the dashboard . READ MORE. https://t.co/nVGcSV7yih

[Jamie @jamieimada]

I’ve been keeping this clipping kicking around since my dad gave it to me. I hope others enjoy its message as I know it’s help me maintain perspective https://t.co/qgJQnkjdfn via @torontostar

[University of Guelph News @UofGuelphNews]

How can experts be sure that 'social distancing' is needed to stop COVID-19 spread?

@UofG's Prof. Amy Greer, who specializes in infectious disease modelling, offered her insights to @TorontoStar.

@AmyGreerKalisz @OntVetCollege

https://t.co/zHBq5cS8sW