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The Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has proposed expanding the list of allowable beef imports from countries that present a minimal risk of introducing bovine spongiform encephalopathy into the United States.Currently, Canada is the only minimal-risk country. The proposal expands on a rule that APHIS published in January 2005 to allow the importation of certain live ruminants and ruminant products, including cattle under 30 months of age for delivery to a slaughterhouse or feedlot, from minimal-risk countries (see JAVMA, Feb. 15, 2005, page 504). For more info click here
Managed health care for pets could be coming soon.Managed care for people, according to an American Medical Association policy, is “those processes or techniques used by any entity that delivers, administers, and/or assumes risk for health care services in order to control or influence the quality, accessibility, utilization, or costs and prices or outcomes of such services provided to a defined enrollee population.” Managed care in human medicine is generally part of a health insurance program. Now managed care in veterinary medicine appears to be taking its own shape. For more info click here
Health insurance for companion animals can be almost as confusing as human health insurance, but it also can come in handy—particularly for an animal owner whose companion develops a major medical condition. In the United States, only a small percentage of pet owners carry health insurance for their animals. Pet insurance is the topic of many articles in the popular press, though, and insurers are selling more policies as pet owners become aware of the option. The AVMA supports the concept of companion animal health insurance. In part, the AVMA guidelines on pet health insurance state: “The
Microsoft is investigating two recently disclosed security vulnerabilities that affect Internet Explorer 7 and Windows Vista, the company said Monday. The vulnerabilities aren’t considered high-risk, yet they affect the latest releases of Microsoft’s Web browser and operating system software. Microsoft has promoted the security of both IE 7 and Windows Vista. The flaws could let attackers get their hands on sensitive user information, security experts have warned. For more info click hereÂ
Animal Talk Naturally invites Internet users around the world to join in for a LIVE Special Edition Show — online — Friday, March 2, 2007 at 2:30 pm EST. With so many anti-pet owner, anti-breeder, anti-animal laws coming into the legislative sessions nationwide in the USA — (and many of them getting passed in cities such as Albuquerque, NM and Louisville, KY) — We want to share with the nation and the world the true agenda behind these laws and offer A BRIDGE OF HOPE to everyone who loves, cares and provides generously for their animals. Our
The largest U.S. dairy processor and distributor said even if food products from cloned animals become a reality, it will not sell milk from animals that have been cloned because of ongoing consumer concerns. Dean Foods said late on Thursday that several surveys have shown their U.S. customers are not interested in buying milk or milk products that come from cloned animals. “Our decision not to accept this milk is based on meeting our consumers’ expectations,” the company said in a statement. “We see no consumer benefit from this technology.” For more info click hereÂ
CONCORD, N.H.–A forthcoming national identification card will do little to thwart future terrorist attacks and instead will endanger Americans’ privacy, speakers at a conference here warned. The digital ID card requirements, scheduled to take effect in May 2008, are likely to spark a revolt among states concerned about the complexity of the federal rules and the cost of complying with them, said Jim Babka, president of DownsizeDC.org, at the Liberty Forum conference. For more info click here