The proceedings are now available:

• Entire proceedings - (11,641 KB) Veterinary Pharmacology in the Pharmaceutical Industry
• Table of Contents
• Proceedings by author:
  • Hugh Black: What it takes to get human health compounds to market - development of a new pharmaceutical for use in man
  • Scott A. Brown: Veterinary pharmacology in animal health drug development
  • Gordon Brumbaugh: How academia participates with animal health industries post-approval marketing
  • Charles Courtney: How academia participates with animal health industries development
  • William Donahue: Ectoparasiticides
  • David Espeseth: United States Department of Agriculture regulatory requirements and guidelines
  • Bruce Ewald: Animal welfare
  • Jiunn Lin: Veterinary pharmacology in human health discovery research - the use of laboratory animals in pharmaceutical research: species similarities and differences in pharmacokinetics
  • Randy Lynn: Veterinary pharmacology in marketing animal health pharmaceuticals
  • Marilyn Martinez: Veterinary pharmacology in human health drug development - the relationship between veterinary pharmacology and human therapeutics
  • John McCall: Participation by academia in discovery and development of products by the animal health industry
  • J. G. Owens: Comparative anti-inflammatory effects of ketoprofen and phenylbutazone in a model of equine synovitis
  • Leonard Ritter: Canadian agency guidelines
  • Jim Riviere: Maintaining academic creativity in industry-related research
  • Edward Robb: Good Clinical Practices - study requirements for animal health drug approval
  • Donald Sawyer: New developments in veterinary and human pharmacology analgesics/anesthetics
  • Richard H. Teske: How can more compounds be brought to market? (At end of the linked document)
  • Wes Shoop and Helmut Mrozik: Veterinary pharmacology in animal health discovery - structure and activity of avermectins and milbemycins in animal health
  • Lorraine Sordillo, Danny Lewis: Immunomodulator; and Controlled release microspheres for veterinary applications
  • Stephen Sutherland: FDA-CVM drug approval process
  • K. J. Varma: What it takes to get animal health pharmaceutical compounds to the market
  • J. L. Ward and G. W. C. Sharp: Serotonin (5-HT) and chloride secretion in the rabbit small intestine in vitro
  • Judi Weissinger: GLP