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Equine hyperbaric oxygen chamber explosion in Florida kills woman and horse
February 22nd 2012Ocala, Fla. -- Formal certification and new operating procedures for hyperbaric oxygen therapy could result from a Feb. 10 explosion at a Florida equine rehabilitation center that killed a 28-year-old woman and a 6-year-old Thoroughbred gelding.
WHO: Influenza experts agree to postpone publication of H5N1 studies
February 21st 2012Geneva, Switzerland -- It would be better to delay publishing recently contested studies on mutated H5N1 viruses than to publish partial papers in order to address bioterrorism concerns, according to an expert group recently convened by the World Health Organization (WHO).
Texas A&M regents approve $120 million for veterinary hospital expansion, classrooms
February 14th 2012College Station, Texas - Texas A&M University's (TAMU) Board of Regents signed off on spending $120 million to expand its veterinary teaching hospital and construct a new building to house classrooms and laboratory space.
Avian influenza veterinary researchers agree to stop studies for 60 days
February 8th 2012Madison, Wis.-- Veterinary researchers, urged by international government officials to censor their findings on the transmission of H5N1 influenza viruses due to risks of bioterrorism, have agreed to a two-month moratorium on their studies.