Department of Biomedical Sience and Veterinary Public Health

KV How clean is clean enough?
The overall aim of the PhD project is to improve infection prevention and control (IPC) in veterinary healthcare. Cleaning and disinfection are important IPC measures to decrease the amount of
Diss Madeleine Moazzami
Foodborne bacteria in slaughterhouses with focus on cleaning and disinfection sofia.webering.ekberg@slu.se Madeleine Moazzami defends her thesis: Foodborne bacteria in slaughterhouses with focus on
Uppsala Health Summit 2023
This year's edition of the international event, Uppsala Health Summit, will adress issues concerning chemicals and environmental pollution. The meeting will focus on solutions that can prevent future
Diss Maria Yu
Towards improved drinking water safety: The use of in vitro bioassays to optimize treatment processes and assess chemical hazards sofia.webering.ekberg@slu.se Maria Yu defends her thesis: Towards
Diss Erica Selin
In vitro bioassays: monitoring of bioactive chemical pollutants in food and food contact materials sofia.webering.ekberg@slu.se Erica Selin defends her thesis: In vitro bioassays: monitoring of
Diss Hedvig Stenberg
Congenital tremor and splay leg in Swedish piglets – a study of the viral causes and routes of transmission sofia.webering.ekberg@slu.se Hedvig Stenberg defends her thesis: Congenital tremor and
Effekt av kalvningstidpunkt på parasitdynamiken i dikalvsproduktion på permanenta betesmarker
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Automatiska vägningar och selektiv avmaskning av nötkreatur på bete
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Riktad selektiv avmaskning
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Eva Skiöldebrand
Eva Skiöldebrand is a professor of pathology since 1 February 2018. Her inauguration lecture is about biomarkers in blood for early diagnosis of osteoarthritis in horses. Eva Skiöldebrand's main

Promising breakthrough: A novel treatment for osteoarthritis in horses, and potentially humans
For the first time, an intervention that seems to slow down osteoarthritis (OA) progression has been presented. In a clinical study from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and the

BVF Selective treatment for the control of strongyles - risks and opportunities
Parasites can develop resistance to anthelmintic drugs, which is a threat to the health of horses. Like antibiotics, it is necessary to be restrictive with anthelmintics in order to preserve the