Roberto MC Guedes

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Graduate in Veterinary Medicine/Science - Federal University of Minas Gerais (1992)

MSc in Veterinary Medicine and Pathology – Federal University of Minas Gerais (1995)

PhD in Veterinary Biopathology / Monitoring of Infectious Diseases – University of Minnesota (2002)

Postdoctorate in the proliferative enteropathy laboratory of the University Minnesota (2003)

Visiting professor at the Technical University of Denmark in Copenhagen (2008-2009)

Currently, he is an Associate professor at the Federal University of Minas Gerais and the treasurer of the regional branch in Minas Gerais of the Brazilian Association of Veterinarians Specialised in Swine. He has experience in veterinary pathology and infectious diseases of pigs.

Updated CV 23-Jun-2015

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Federal University of Minas Gerais
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07-Jul-2021Marcelo LangVery good article with practical advice from practitioners.
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17-Mar-2021GEHObservation.. Choice of disinfectant is important here.. Broadspectrum ? Must include diffiuclt organisms e.g Salmonellae
? Fog for virus and ventilation system clearing of pathogens.
Change boots/overalls before entering!! Wash hands in and out .. treat the areas as a 'special' care unit
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16-Feb-2018f.ariesDo you have the complete reference or article of Sato et al, 2016?
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27-Oct-2015Ib Borup PedersenThe reason that C. perfringens type A, is a bigger problem in herds today, is ONE REASON alone. I have for 3 years fed my sows on NON-GM soya, and no sprayed down grains. and we have not seen this diarrhoea AT ALL for this period. we tryed to use GMO soy for a week again, and the diarrhoea returned straight oway. The explanation is that Roundup-Residues in the feed, Glyphosate ( A patented antibiotic)is sufficient in the feed to upset the ballance of the gut microflora, Coli, Clostridies, streptocokkus etc, are seveal hundred times more tolerant to Glyphosate than lactic acid bacteries and other good not pathogene bacteries. The University of Århus has looked into my findings and have made this rapport: http://goo.gl/D4P2KS
There is lots more on the Glyphosate front, I also found it to make Deformed offspring, raising vith dose, and fewer pigs born pr litter when higher levels of glyphosate in the food. it is all in this link: http://goo.gl/wUXTus
and see this film: http://goo.gl/jHxJsf
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