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Medication for treating Cushing's disease in horses: risk of accidental human ingestion
Ingestion médicaments chevaux
01/10/2024

Medication for treating Cushing's disease in horses: risk of accidental human ingestion

Around 60 cases of humans being poisoned by medication containing pergolide intended for horses have been reported since 2012. Because of the small size of the tablets and the long duration of the treatment, the risk of accidental ingestion is particularly high. Here is a reminder of the recommendations for avoiding accidents and taking appropriate action in the event of accidental ingestion.
Infectious feline peritonitis: prescription of dispensers' preparations
24/09/2024
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Infectious feline peritonitis: prescription of dispensers' preparations

The availability of GS-441524 by pharmacies has raised questions. The French agency for veterinary medicinal products (ANMV) has long been involved in the issue of the therapeutic gap related to feline infectious peritonitis (FIP), in collaboration with the Monitoring committee for veterinary medicinal products. In particular, it has worked to ensure that the use of Remdesivir is not excluded in veterinary medicine at European level. At the same time, the ANMV informed stakeholders of the various legal gateways to therapeutic solutions, including dispensers' preparations.
Senvelgo: risk of ketoacid diabetes associated with the use of the veterinary medicine
09/08/2024
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Senvelgo: risk of ketoacid diabetes associated with the use of the veterinary medicine

SENVELGO® (velagliflozin) 15 mg/ml - oral solution for cats - has been granted a marketing authorisation by the European Commission in November 2023. At the request of the European Medicines Agency and, for France, the National agency for veterinary medicinal products, Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica GmbH disseminates information on the occurrence of serious adverse reactions and how to prevent them.
Some veterinary medicines are toxic to raptors and scavengers
oiseaux nécrophages
16/07/2024
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Some veterinary medicines are toxic to raptors and scavengers

Birds of prey and other scavenging animals may accidentally be exposed to veterinary medicines when they eat the carcasses of animals that are not rendered and have therefore been left in the wild. Certain anti-inflammatories and barbiturates pose a particular risk. The French Agency for Veterinary Medicinal Products (ANMV) is calling on veterinarians and breeders to take all the necessary precautions when administering these drugs to animals liable to be consumed by scavengers after their death.
Good practices to adopt for the use of antiparasitic drugs in equines
Une écurie
27/05/2024

Good practices to adopt for the use of antiparasitic drugs in equines

When deworming horses and donkeys, there are several good practices that can help prevent digestive parasites from becoming resistant to antiparasitic drugs and endangering equine health.
Towards the integrated surveillance of antimicrobial resistance
Surv1health
22/05/2024

Towards the integrated surveillance of antimicrobial resistance

Bacterial resistance to antibiotics is a major health problem for both humans and animals. In France, the use of antibiotics and the distribution of resistant bacteria are covered by several surveillance schemes that do not consistently or sufficiently collaborate with one another. The Surv1Health project, which has just been completed, aimed to identify ways of breaking down silos in the surveillance of antimicrobial resistance and making it more useful as part of the ‘One Health’ approach.
Procedure for declaring the cessation of marketing or the withdrawal of marketing authorization of veterinary a medicinal product in France
15/04/2024
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Procedure for declaring the cessation of marketing or the withdrawal of marketing authorization of veterinary a medicinal product in France

Paragraph 13 of Article 58 of European Regulation 2019/06 specifies that the marketing authorisation holder shall without delay inform the competent authority which has granted the marketing authorisation or the Commission, as applicable, of any action which he intends to take in order to cease the marketing of a veterinary medicinal product prior to taking such action, together with the reasons for such action. The planned suspension or withdrawal the marketing marketing authorisation shall be declared to the ANMV as far in advance as possible, if possible 12 to 24 months before the last batches are no longer marketed. This declaration use the reporting template available on the ANSES website. The corresponding email should be sent to DQ_ANMV@anses.fr . Declaration sheet After examining the data provided, the impact of the marketing suspension on the national market is assessed by Anses-ANMV. In the event of a major impact, the search for transitional and alternative measures is continued. At the same time, the SIMV is informed of the withdrawal of MA project, with the agreement of the marketing authorisation holder (or its representative). Manufacturers interested in taking over marketing authorisations can then directly contact the SIMV (contact@simv.org). “ Good practices for the management of these declarations ” specify the actions to be taken by each of the participants as well as the modalities of exchanges. The advance declarations do not replace the official information to the ANMV (enreg@anses.fr) on the abandonment of marketing authorisation, which will be completed in the month preceding the exact date of abandonment.
Publication of the "Guidance to applicants"
21/03/2024
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Publication of the "Guidance to applicants"

The European Commission published the Guidance to Applicants on 23 February 2024. This guide replaces the "Notice to Applicants volume 6A chapter 1" which no longer has a regulatory basis in the Veterinary Medicinal Products Regulation.