arch of aorta-syndrome | pulseless disease

pulseless disease | Takayasu's disease

battery manure | fowl manure | poultry droppings | poultry dung | poultry manure

lumpfish [ lumpsucker | henfish | hen-fish | lump ]

greater Prairie-chicken | greater prairie chicken | Prairie chicken

infectious disease [ bacterial disease | cholera | communicable disease | contagious disease | leprosy | malaria | parasitic disease | sleeping sickness | trypanosomiasis | tuberculosis | viral disease | viral diseases | yellow fever ]

pulse oximeter | pulse oxymeter

pothole | chuckhole | kettle

In order to mitigate these possible risks additional sampling and laboratory testing for ND virus presence prior to export to the Union should be required for flocks from which live poultry and live ratites are intended for imports into the Union, parent poultry and ratite breeding flocks of which hatching eggs and day-old chicks are intended for imports into the Union, flocks of slaughter poultry and slaughter ratites producing meat intended for imports into the Union and laying hen flocks from which eggs are intended for imports into the Union.

The outbreak of that disease was confirmed in three industrial holdings of laying hens, one industrial holding of laying pullets, one industrial holding of turkeys and one rural farm of roosters.

Ms. Judy Wasylycia-Leis (Winnipeg North Centre, NDP): Mr. Speaker, Premiers Klein and Harris, backed up by the Reform Party, want this country to retreat to the old, inefficient U.S. style of health care, back to the dark ages where they checked the purse before they checked the pulse.

During the avian flu outbreak in New Castle, Canada banned the importation of poultry from four states, not from every state in the U.S. In his wisdom, the agriculture minister at the time realized that a Los Angeles rooster had nothing to do with a New York City hen.