Dear presidents of the national Buiatrics associations and their members, dear friends and colleagues working with cattle,
The next WAB webinar will be forecast in live streaming directly from the venue of the International Conference on Lameness in Ruminants, Venice, 2024 (www.lamenessinruminants2024.com)
Therefore, “tune” your computer on Tuesday, September 17th, 2024, at 11:00 GMT Time (corresponding to 13:00 Central European Summer Time) to the zoom platform (link below) for enjoying the following program:
(Please check your corresponding time. Take care of daylight saving time zones! You can use one of the online time zone converter, e.g. https://dateful.com/time-zone-converter)
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Prof. Christoph K. W. Mulling: Veterinary Anatomy Institute. Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Leipzig, Leipzig (Germany):
Looking at their feet: a long and ongoing journey towards understanding lameness
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Prof. Jan Shearer: Professor and Extension Veterinarian, Iowa State University, CVM, VDPAM, Ames, Iowa (USA):
Practical therapy of foot lesions: less reliance on antibiotics and greater attention to pain management for improved animal welfare
You can find the previous webinars in the youtube channel of the WAB: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9rGuAQT5Yj5pdPGg1yDAUg
The webinar will be held using the Zoom platform, and you will enter the webinar by:
Topic: Zoom meeting invitation - WAB Webinar No 13
Time: September 17th 2024 11:00 AM Greenwich-Time
Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83866568508?pwd=y0kLHuRBekotqs6q63kR7BbVvSdstP.1
Meeting-ID: 838 6656 8508
Accesscode: 614923
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I am looking forward to “meeting” you during the webinar, and I will be grateful if you will be so kind to spread the word to the members of your local buiatrics association and to all potentially interested colleagues within your countries. We want the World Association for Buiatrics to become more and more active in the promotion of our profession.
Arcangelo Gentile
President of the WAB
