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The significant biochemical and metabolic differences between humans, dogs &

between all mammalian species, makes the design of medicines

endeavour. And veterinary drug development

enter the human food chain.

Concerns about the environmental consequences of field run

developing drugs that are to be administered to large numbers of farm animals.

Human safety is also a concern in developing medicines

must often be administered by untrained pet owners in their homes where they may accidentally be

consumed by young children.

Further difficulties arise from the need to formulate compounds that are palatable to animals, and to

devise delivery mechanisms that will work even for animals that may be highly stressed.

Each species needs a range of medicinal

and formulations.

For all these reasons, veterinary drug developmen

at least as difficult as those in the development of human drugs & food.

Medicines and food produced for animal health are essential in supporting vets and livestock farmers to

provide a safe, wholesome supply of meat and dairy food, and in supporting vets and pet owners to help

companion animals live longer and healthier lives.

The significant biochemical and metabolic differences between humans, dogs &

between all mammalian species, makes the design of medicines and food for use in animals a challenging

endeavour. And veterinary drug development & fodder is further complicated for animals that are to

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the development of human drugs & food.

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Media Information

2014

IAHI – is the only Peer Reviewed Journal, looking into the entire outsourcing ma

of the Veterinary Drug, Veterinary Devices

IAHI – Looks into the Regulations & Validation , Drug Discovery, Development & Delivery,

Clinical Research, Custom & Contract Manufacturing, Primary & Secondary Packagi

Logistics & Supply Chain Management, Market

and Food Products that are used in the treatment of animals.

Editorial Advisory

Message from the Editor

International Animal Health Industry (IAHI) is

health industry is missing: a comprehensive guidebook, packed with both

practical and scholarly information. Medical, veterinary, technical and

professional knowledge, accurate, cle

animal’s healthy and animal

animal health professionals, veterinarians and food animal producers as well

as pet owners and public health officials. One

which looks into the entire Animal Health Industry.

We aim to dispel the myths surrounding animal medicines and to educate

the consumer about animal medicines in the food chain, animal physiology,

animal diseases and treatment options. (The field o

instance, is focusing more and more

The animal health industry is considered

any time in its history, veterinary pr

hurdles than human medical manufacturers. But the truth is, more often

than not, the challenges facing animal health overlap with those of public

health and the environment, particularly concerning the use of xenobiotics

and the development of antibiotic

And even though economic scales between animal and human health cannot

be compared, the economic issues involved in animal health represent

strategic challenges as never before.

Cecilia Stroe Medical Journalist &

Science Writer

German Graff Veterinary Surgeon Consultant at

Triveritas

Dr. Sam Al-Murrani

Chief Executive Officer at Babylon

Bioconsulting &

Managing Director at Bimini LLC

is the only Peer Reviewed Journal, looking into the entire outsourcing ma

of the Veterinary Drug, Veterinary Devices & Animal Food Development Industry.

Looks into the Regulations & Validation , Drug Discovery, Development & Delivery,

Clinical Research, Custom & Contract Manufacturing, Primary & Secondary Packagi

Logistics & Supply Chain Management, Marketing & Authorisation of all Drugs

roducts that are used in the treatment of animals.

Companion Animals Food Animals

Advisory Board

Canine

Feline

Birds

Equine

Minor Species

Bovine

Porcine

Poultry

Sheep & Goats

Aquaculture

Minor Species

International Animal Health Industry (IAHI) is the journal that the animal

health industry is missing: a comprehensive guidebook, packed with both

practical and scholarly information. Medical, veterinary, technical and

professional knowledge, accurate, clear and objective, crucial to keeping

animal’s healthy and animal-derived food safe. This journal is dedicated to

animal health professionals, veterinarians and food animal producers as well

as pet owners and public health officials. One comprehensive publication

Animal Health Industry.

the myths surrounding animal medicines and to educate

the consumer about animal medicines in the food chain, animal physiology,

animal diseases and treatment options. (The field of veterinary medicine, for

instance, is focusing more and more on prevention rather than cure)

th industry is considered today to be more regulated than at

any time in its history, veterinary product manufacturers often face higher

hurdles than human medical manufacturers. But the truth is, more often

than not, the challenges facing animal health overlap with those of public

health and the environment, particularly concerning the use of xenobiotics

and the development of antibiotic resistance.

And even though economic scales between animal and human health cannot

be compared, the economic issues involved in animal health represent

strategic challenges as never before.

Kimberly H. Chappell Senior Research Scientist & Companion

Animal Product Development

Elanco Animal Health

Richard V. Myer

Vice President, Global Business

Development - Argenta, Ltd

is the only Peer Reviewed Journal, looking into the entire outsourcing management

Development Industry.

Looks into the Regulations & Validation , Drug Discovery, Development & Delivery,

Clinical Research, Custom & Contract Manufacturing, Primary & Secondary Packaging,

ing & Authorisation of all Drugs, Devices

Food Animals Products

Subjects Covered

Sections Covered

i. Regulatory

� Laws

� Licensing & Authorisation

� Market Entry

ii. Research

(Pets & Lifestock)

� Veterinary Medicines &

Vaccines

� Food Security

iii. Clinical Studies

� Animal Bioscience

� Vaccine Technology

� Drug delivery

iv. IT & Logistics

� Date Collection

� Sample Management

� Temperature Controlled

Logistics

� Supply Chain Security

v. Development / Delivery

& Manufacturing

� API / Fine Chemicals

� Dosage Form

� Devices

� Food

vi. Packaging:

� Primary

� Secondary

Bovine

Porcine

Poultry

Sheep & Goats

Aquaculture

Minor Species

Antiparasitics

Vaccines

Pharmaceuticals

Feed

Feed Additives

Equipments & Devices

Behaviour / Calming

Conditioning &

Recovery

Diabetes

Digestion /

Gastro-intestinal

Ear / Aural

Eye / Ocular

Fleas, Tics, Lice &

Mites

Heart & Breathing

Hoof & laminates

Infection

Injury & Wound

Joint & Muscle

Kidney / Renal

Liver / Hepatic

Urinary & Bladder

Worm Control

Skin

Distribution & Readership

Total Print Run

International Animal Health Industry (IAH

is a globally distributed publication.

Each quarterly issue has a print distribution

of 17,000 copies, providing a strong access

to the International Market.

IAHI is sent directly to key decision makers

in the Pharmaceutical, Veterinary Device

Animal Food industry addressing all stakeholders.

Subsection in the Industry

20% Pharmaceutical & Bio-Pharmaceutical

14% Food Manufacturers

10% Device Manufacturers

6% API / Fine Chemical Companies

5% Analytical / Biochemical Labs

4% Contract Manufacturing Companies

10% Contract Research Organisations

7% Contract Packers

7% Consultants (Discovery/Development & Delivery)

6% Governmental Institutions

5% Financial Institutions

6% Market Authorisation

Why Advertise with IAHI

IAHI is the only Peer Reviewed Journal which looks into t

effective management of the entire Animal Pharmaceutical

Veterinary Device & Animal Feed Industry.

Detailing the latest in: Research & Technology Innovations

Drug Discovery Platforms

Diagnostics

Food

Contract Manufacturing & Packaging

Regulatory Guidelines

Marketing Authorisation & Communication

IAHI helps today’s Veterinary Health Executives

the latest information, helping them to make efficient & cost

effective decisions.

35% Animal Food

Manufacturers

Distribution & Readership Distribution b

Total Print Run – 17,000 copies

Industry (IAHI)

is a globally distributed publication.

Each quarterly issue has a print distribution

,000 copies, providing a strong access

to the International Market.

I is sent directly to key decision makers

, Veterinary Device &

industry addressing all stakeholders.

n the Industry Distribution by Job Function

Pharmaceutical 7% Chief Executive Officer/Chief Medical

Officer/Chief Scientific Officer

9% Food Technologists

Companies 7% Heads of Regulatory Affairs

% Analytical / Biochemical Labs 8% Heads of Operations

Contract Manufacturing Companies 8% Heads of Packaging Management

Contract Research Organisations 6% Heads of Procurement

10% Heads of Research & Development

(Discovery/Development & Delivery) 9% Heads of Production

Governmental Institutions 7% Heads of Formulation Development

10% Heads of Clinical Trials

5% Logistics & Supply Chain Manag

4% Brand Managers/Heads of Business

Development /Sales & Marketing

6% Product Registration Managers

4% Safety Quality & Efficac

I is the only Peer Reviewed Journal which looks into the

management of the entire Animal Pharmaceutical,

s Veterinary Health Executives to stay abreast of

the latest information, helping them to make efficient & cost

USA & Canada

5289

MENA

1288

Latin America

1027

50% Animal

Pharmaceutical Manufacturers

35% Animal Food

Manufacturers

15% Veterinary Device

Manufacturers

Distribution by Industry Sector

y Job Function

Chief Executive Officer/Chief Medical

Chief Scientific Officer

Food Technologists

Heads of Regulatory Affairs

Heads of Operations

Heads of Packaging Management

Heads of Procurement

Heads of Research & Development

Heads of Production

Heads of Formulation Development

Heads of Clinical Trials

Logistics & Supply Chain Manager

nd Managers/Heads of Business

Sales & Marketing

Product Registration Managers

Safety Quality & Efficacy Managers

Asia Pacific

2998

Europe

4818

Africa

651

Russia

929

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