| animal health and the e.e.c. notifiable diseases in great britain and the e.e.c. countries. | | 1972 | 5064216 |
| [rabies in the grand duchy of luxembourg]. | | 1968 | 5761165 |
| swine influenza virus antibodies in humans, western europe, 2009. | serologic studies for swine influenza viruses (sivs) in humans with occupational exposure to swine have been reported from the americas but not from europe. we compared levels of neutralizing antibodies against 3 influenza viruses--pandemic (h1n1) 2009, an avian-like enzootic subtype h1n1 siv, and a 2007-08 seasonal subtype h1n1--in 211 persons with swine contact and 224 matched controls in luxembourg. persons whose profession involved contact with swine had more neutralizing antibodies against ... | 2011 | 21392430 |
| [plan to combat european swine fever in wild pigs. plan for luxembourg]. | initially the different methods of fighting the classical swine fever in the wild boar population in belgium, france, germany an luxembourg will be examined in detail. following this, each of the four national methods will be compared and discussed, so as to produce a method specific to luxembourg. the time-scale will reach until october 2003. | 2002 | 12664657 |
| [meat inspection in the second half of the 19th century, sign of progress in applied sciences]. | meat inspection as applied science was born in the second half of the 19th century due to research on intestinal parasites that can be carried over to man by pigs and bovine animals as well as to the study of tuberculosis. it was only during that period that meat inspection was taken over by the veterinarians from expert-butchers. during the industrialization and demographic increase in the urban areas bringing about a great need of meat, a group of professionals denied that meat coming from sic ... | 2002 | 12664650 |
| procuring organs for transplantation -- a european perspective. | | 1998 | 11657642 |
| [results of field studies using stellamune mycoplasma vaccine in luxembourg]. | enzootic pneumonia caused by mycoplasma hyopneumoniae is responsible for major economic losses in pig herds worldwide. m. hyopneumoniae can also act as a primary agent of swine respiratory disease followed by bacterial or viral infections. vaccines have been developed to prevent enzootic pneumoniae. in this experiment, an inactivated vaccine against mycoplasma, also sold under the name stellamune mycoplasma (pfizer animal health) was used in 2 farms with a known history of m. hyopneumoniae infec ... | 1998 | 9868832 |