|
Welcome
The health of livestock and the security
of animal agriculture industries are vitally important issues
in today's world. This meeting, presented in Madison, WI by the University of
Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine in collaboration with the USDA-Animal
and Plant Health Inspection Service, will bring together experts from around the
world to present in-depth
discussions of the recognition, diagnosis and control of foreign
animal diseases that threaten livestock in the United States and
the rest of the Americas. The meeting is designed for governmental
regulatory and public health veterinarians responsible for rapid
detection of foreign animal diseases, animal disease regulatory
specialists from industry, academicians responsible for teaching
foreign animal diseases at veterinary medical schools, practicing
veterinarians, and anyone interested in animal industry biosecurity
and foreign animal diseases.
For specific information regarding
the meeting's topics, speakers, registration procedures, cost,
and all other meeting-related issues, please visit the links listed
to the right. You may also email specific questions to:
FAD2008@svm.vetmed.wisc.edu
We encourage you to register as soon as possible. Space is limited and
the 2001, 2003 and 2006 meetings were fully booked many weeks before the actual
meeting time.
|
