Vet survey reveals serious challenges ahead for profession
Poor retention and recruitment rates, Brexit and dissatisfaction in the industry could see a shortage of farm vets in the future if action isn’t taken.
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Poor retention and recruitment rates, Brexit and dissatisfaction in the industry could see a shortage of farm vets in the future if action isn’t taken.
Don't hug your grandchildren yet, scientists warn amid fears vaccinated will abandon rules Professor Janet Lord, a medical director at the University of Birmingham, urged ongoing caution even as numbers of those vaccinated increase 19 January 2021 • 9:11am Mary Burns, aged 91, a resident of West Farm Residential Care Centre, Longbenton, Newcastle upon Tyne, talks to her daughter Angela and son John through the window Credit: Asadour Guzelian/Guzelian Ltd Grandparents who have received the Covid vaccine should not yet hug their families, a professor has warned, amid fears that those who have...
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