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FMD is foot and mouth disease!
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In what year did First Marblehead Corporation - The - FMD have its IPO?
First Marblehead Corporation (The) (FMD)had its IPO in 2003.
What is the market cap for First Marblehead Corporation - The - FMD?
As of July 2014, the market cap for First Marblehead Corporation (The) (FMD) is $61,409,565.12.
What small tubes within your lungs?
Fmd
What is the price for FMD watch 193?
12.88 at walmart
Why fmd found in clovenfooted animals?
FMD (foot and mouth disease) is a viral disease of cloven-hooved animals that causes blisters in the mouth and around the coronary band. FMD is found in these animals because the virus is trophic (specific) for the cell markers exhibited on the cells of the mouth and coronary band in cloven-hooved animals.
What is the symbol for First Marblehead Corporation - The - in the NYSE?
The symbol for First Marblehead Corporation (The) in the NYSE is: FMD.
Can cows recover from foot and mouth disease?
Yes, and most cows will recover from foot and mouth disease (FMD). This disease is mostly economic in its impact - in an endemically infected herd (one that routinely has FMD circulating), generally around 98% of the animals who get infected will recover in a couple of weeks. In a naive herd (one that has not been exposed to FMD), you will see a slightly larger mortality rate, but still have a survival rate over 90%.
What is hoof and mouth disease?
Hoof and Mouth, also called Foot and Mouth Disease (or FMD for short) is a highly contagious disease that can be spread to any and all cloven animals that come into contact with the pathogens for FMD. FMD is characterized by blisters or lesions that are found on and in the mouth, feet, and genitalia. Such lesions make it very painful for the animal to move around or eat anything. FMD is mostly spread by contact with other animals from unwashed or undisinfected tools, clothing or vehicles, but can also be spread through the air. The disease itself is not fatal, nor is it any concern to human health, but it is a serious concern as far as livestock productivity is concerned. Animals that get FMD decrease in productivity as far as meat and milk is concerned because of these painful blisters on their feet and in their mouths, and the only way to get rid of the disease is by strict quarantine and humane slaughter of not only animals that have FMD, but also those that are carriers or have a high risk of contracting the disease. Please see the related link below for more info.
Which is better Blu-ray disc or fluorescent multilayer disc?
you can buy blu-ray players, burners and media now. you cannot buy fmd at all. so, practically speaking, blu-ray is better. theoretically, fmd offers much greater capacity and cheaper production.
Is swelling which is like a hard lump after a puncter wound anything to worry about?
It could be a sign of a possible infection. Go to your FMD.
How do you use the word bivalent in a sentence?
Because of a preliminary FMD diagnosis of both 0 and Asia, an order for a bivalent vaccine was placed.
Can you get foot and mouth from dog poo?
There are actually several questions within one in this one, so I will take them step by step.First, foot and mouth disease (FMD) is a viral infection of hooved livestock - cattle, sheep, goats, pigs and horses are typically affected. Dogs do not get infected with FMD, so the virus will not be present in dog feces. The virus is actually spread through the liquid in the vesicles/blisters that form in the mouth and around the top of the hooves, so it is also not in livestock feces (except when the blister liquid drops onto feces on the ground).Second, humans do not get infected with FMD - we are not susceptible to it. Therefore, even if you are potentially exposed to FMD (which would be outside of North America and Europe for the most part), you are not at risk to get the disease.Third, there is a different disease of humans with a very close name - Hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD). This is a viral infection of humans that tends to affect primarily children and infants with a self-limiting rash around the hands, feet and mouth. The HFMD virus is very contagious and spreads readily from human to human. Dogs, however, are not susceptible to this virus and would not contract it nor spread it in their feces.Incidentally, FMD (the livestock virus) and HFMD (the human virus) are not related - the names just happen to be similar, but the underlying viruses are very different.
