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Anti-Vaccine movement troubling for people and animals

April 23, 2018

In our post-truth world, myths can take hold in dramatic fashion and vaccinations are a clear example. Yet, in addition to their lifesaving ability in both people and animals, vaccines contribute in important ways to a safe food supply. I explain the connection in my latest blog tackling the vaccination vex.


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How is Your Health Connected to People Around the Globe?

April 9, 2018

You’ve probably heard the expression “the world is getting smaller.” Although it may not be true in a literal sense, we are more connected than ever before to people, animals and the environment around the globe. That’s why the One Health international initiative is so important. My latest blog examines its purpose and significance through both a human health and animal health lens.


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What’s required to ship food overseas and is it worth the effort?

March 26, 2018

There is a lot of talk about trade these days. In my latest blog, I provide some context for the discussion when it comes to U.S. meat and agricultural exports. How is safety assured in the meat we send to other countries? Is it really worth it to jump through all the regulatory hoops? You might be surprised by the answer. My previous blog took a deeper dive into imported meat and my new blog about U.S. exports completes the picture for you.


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