17th International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics

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Cockle Bay Room : 10:30 12:30 Climate Change

Session

10:30 am

13 November 2024

Cockle Bay Room

Themes

Climate change

Session Description

Chairperson: Mark Stevenson

Climate change

Moderators

Mark Stevenson

Professor, Veterinary Epidemiology

University of Melbourne - Parkville, Australia

Session Program

10:30 am

How managing livestock health deficits in developing countries led to an international greenhouse gas emissions abatement innovation by reducing methane eructation from large ruminants

Peter Windsor - Professor Emeritus - The University of Sydney

10:45 am

Understanding modeling practices and needs for climate-sensitive zoonotic diseases

Emilie Vallee - Senior Lecturer - Massey University

Understanding modeling practices and needs for climate-sensitive zoonotic diseases

11:00 am

The effects of climate change on leptospirosis incidence in livestock in New Zealand

Emilie Sadler - Student - Massey University

11:15 am

Impacts of climate change on the risk and burden of zoonotic arenaviral spillover infection in South America

Pranav Kulkarni - Postdoctoral Researcher - University of California, Davis

11:30 am

Exploring the climatic drivers of honeybee colony and disease development

Ben Rowland - IID3 Research Associate - Newcastle University

11:45 am

Is climate changing the landscape of canine heartworm risk in Australia?

Peter Atkinson - Phd Candidate. Associate lecturer in evidence-based medicine and epidemiology - University of Adelaide

12:00 pm

A qualitative risk assessment for aflatoxin M1 in dairy products in Switzerland under climate change

Anna-Sophia Stocker - ECVPH Resident - University of Bern

12:15 pm

Projecting the effect of climate change on the risk of incursion of exotic animal diseases into Scotland

Samantha Lycett - Senior Lecturer / Group Leader - University of Edinburgh

12:20 pm

Unravelling the dynamics of Japanese encephalitis (JE) in Southern Shan state, Myanmar, 2016-2023

Tu Tu Win - Researcher - CIRAD

12:25 pm

Monitoring coccidioidomycosis and giardia trends among dogs to inform public health

Janice OBrien - Phd Student - Virginia Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine

Other Suggested Sessions

Room C3.5 : 16:00 17:00 Climate Change

15 November 2024 4:00 pm

Room C3.5