2nd International Conference on
Animal Health and Veterinary Medicine

Academician Ivan Pavlovic,PhD,MVSc,DVM was born in Belgrade on 1958. Graduated and completed PhD at Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Belgrade. He is head of Laboratory of Parasitology in Scientific Veterinary Institute of Serbia. There are on the EFSA, WHO and FAO experts list and is the holder of several international and national awards and recognitions. He has memeber of Academy of Veterinary Medicine and Rusian Academi of Natural Science. He has published 4 univresity book, 16 books, 4 atlas, 1 handbook, more than 300 papers in scientific journal and more than 500 papers at symposium and conferences. He was author of Methods of examination of soil and sand to presence of parasites eggs (The Intellectual Property Office, certificate.2770/2017A-0098/2017). He was member of WVA,WSPA,WVPA,ISID,WFP,IPVS,etc. He participated in numerous scientific projects.

Preventive Animal Healthcare

Dr Sumano is a Veterinary Surgeon and a certified Physician graduated from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). His PhD in Pharmacology was granted by Trinity College, Dublin. He is member of The American Academy of Veterinary Pharmacology and the Academica Veterinaria Mexicana. He has devoted his professional work to research (with more than 250 indexed articles) and works as lecturer in Veterinary Pharmacology at UNAM. He has written various textbooks on Veterinary Pharmacology and among other patents in the field of Veterinary Pharmacology, he patented the re-crystalized solvate enrofloxacin HCl-2H2O (enro-C) in favor of their workplace (Patent: 472715 [Mexico/Instituto Mexicano de Protección Industrial: IMPI MX/a/2013/014605 and PCT/Mx/2014/00192, Mexico City).

Veterinary Medicine

Dr. Annie J. Daniel, Ph.D. is the founder and CEO of the Institute for Healthcare Education Leadership and Professionals ("iHELP") (a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization) (the-ihelp.org) and the National Association for Black Veterinarians ("NABV"), (nabvonline.org). NABV is the first iHELP initiative, which is independent of any other veterinary medicine organization. iHELP’s ultimate mission is to increase the number of Black people in healthcare education, healthcare leadership and in the different healthcare professions. We provide networking opportunities, high-quality professional development, and information about healthcare career choices to K-12 students, pre-health undergraduate students, and students healthcare professional degree programs.

Veterinary Research