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Tucídides - 1/09/2013

Transparency 40: Audit of the Public Administration

If some auditors analyze a company dedicated to providing services with over 3 million employees that uses almost 50% of their income, on average to staff expenditure and still hiring, having around 600,000 unpaid bills, some of many years, that spent on...


Tucídides - 26/08/2013

Transparency 39 : REGULATORY HYPERTROPHY

  In this blog of transparecy, we are always attentive to the activities of public organisms in order to discover tests that could end in the lack of transparecy. public administrations must be transparent in the use of public money, which belongs...


Veterinaria Digital - 25/08/2013

Pulmonary injury number 6

This injury shows the highest level of disease: pulmonary fibrosis, pleural adhesions and right caudal klobe.


Atlas of Pathology

Veterinaria Digital - 18/08/2013

Avian staphylococcia

Traumatisms caused by inoculations or equipments they may act as a doorway for the entrance of staphylococcus infections...


Dr. Jaime Borrell Valls - 14/08/2013

Editorial 43: Tissues of the past, meat of the future

In our editorial on the 2nd of April, 2012, talking about reasoning of animal welfare and human nutrition, we wrote: “Finally, we would like to point out that if we insist on humanize the production of protein, as an imitation of some films that...


Veterinaria Digital - 11/08/2013

Avian infectious toxic hepatoenteritis

Hepatic infections caused by SH2 enterobacteria develop liver infection and, because of anatomic nearness, in absence of lymphatic ganglions, they spread through ovary, infecting ovules and in consequence the future embryo vitellus.


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