Environmental contamination by pharmaceuticals is a public health concern: drugs administered to humans and animals are excreted with urine or faeces, writes Giorgio Smaldone et al, University of Naples, Italy.

Farmed Fish Losses Tracked in New Survey

Politics

7 August 2014

Thousands of Fish Killed in Caustic Soda Spill

Water quality Sustainability

7 August 2014

Man Made Noise Puts Eels at Higher Predator Risk

Welfare Sustainability Eels

7 August 2014

Canadian Mine Disaster Raises Fear in Alaska Over Pebble Mine

Water quality Sustainability Salmonids

6 August 2014

Weekly Overview: New Zealand King Salmon Pulls Out of the Chinese Market

Sustainability Economics

5 August 2014

Genomic Boost to Disease Resistance in Rohu Carp

Breeding & genetics Post-harvest Carp

4 August 2014

Biosecurity in Aquaculture Part 1: International Considerations

Biosecurity Husbandry

4 August 2014 Sponsored

This is the first of a series of three articles that focuses on biosecurity in aquaculture. Far from pretending to be guidelines, the aim of this article is to provide baseline information for the aquaculture community regarding the importance and complexity o…

Researchers Investigate New Cure for Piscirickettsia Salmonis

Education & academia

1 August 2014

Shellfish Farmers Concerns Over Inshore Water Quality

Water quality

1 August 2014

July 2014

Green Party Backs Antibiotic Ban Petition

Politics

31 July 2014

Noise Pollution Impacts Fish Species Differently

Welfare Sustainability

30 July 2014

Cargill Launches New Tool to Help Farmers Manage EMS

Technology & equipment Post-harvest Crustaceans

30 July 2014

Phytogenics: A Nutrient-Sparing Tool for Efficient Aquafeeds

Nutrition

28 July 2014 Sponsored

Reformulating aqua diets to include non-traditional feed sources such as phytogenics have proven to be a worthwhile investment, writes Pedro Encarnao, PhD.

Pollution Thought to have Caused Major Northern Ireland Fish Kill

Sustainability

28 July 2014

Catfish Reveal Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon Contamination in Northern Italy

Water quality Sustainability

23 July 2014

Breakthrough in Fighting EMS Helps Shrimp Production

Technology & equipment Education & academia Crustaceans

23 July 2014

Researcher Uncovers Multiple Influences in the Antibiotic Resistance Debate

22 July 2014

Microplastics Worse for Crabs and Fish Than Previously Thought

Water quality Sustainability Crustaceans

22 July 2014

Fish Nutrition, Aquafeeds and Companion Animal Nutrition in Ontario: Building on Half a Century of Tradition and Cutting-Edge R&D

Nutrition Education & academia

21 July 2014

Over the past 50 years, the University of Guelph has gained an enviable reputation, nationally and internationally, for its innovative research programs in aquaculture nutrition and expertise in aquaculture feed formulation. The history of fish nutrition resea…

Development of Duplex real-time PCR for the Detection of WSSV and PstDV1 in Cultivated Shrimp

21 July 2014

The White spot syndrome virus (WSSV) and Penaeus stylirostris penstyldensovirus 1 (previously named Infectious hypodermal and hematopoietic necrosis virus-IHHNV) are two of the most important viral pathogens of penaeid shrimp. Carlos A G Leal, Federal Universi…

Mycotoxins and their Economic Impact on Aquaculture

Nutrition

21 July 2014 Sponsored

The use of plant-based proteins as alternatives to fishmeal raises the risk of mycotoxin exposure, with possible repercussions on the bottomline, writes Rui Gonalves, MSc & Paula Kovalsky, PhD.

New Sea Lice Monitoring System to Help Newfound's Aquaculture Industry

Biosecurity Technology & equipment Salmonids

18 July 2014

Replace Reduce Refine Way Forward for Antibiotic Use

Sustainability Politics

17 July 2014

Public Meeting to be Held on Antibiotic Resistance Monitoring

Politics

16 July 2014

What is Causing High Prices for Shrimp?

Sustainability Economics Crustaceans

16 July 2014

Reducing Cannibalism Among Newly Hatched African Catfish Fry by Grading

Husbandry Hatcheries Catfish / Pangasius

14 July 2014

Research by A. M. Abdelhamid and Ahmed Ismail Mehrim, Al-Mansoura University and I.A.Radwan and A.F.Abdelhamid, Al-Hamoul Fish Hatchery looks at the possibility of reducing cannibalism among newly hatched catfish (Clarias gariepinus) fry by grading.

Dumped WWII Chemical Munitions Still Affecting Fish

Sustainability Breeding & genetics Cod

11 July 2014

Synthetic Astaxanthin Approved for Salmonids and Ornamental Fish

Nutrition Husbandry Salmonids

11 July 2014

Koi Herpesvirus Disease Detected in Hampshire, Gloucestershire and Somerset

Biosecurity Post-harvest Carp

10 July 2014

Advances in Mollusk Parasite Culturing Methods Drives Research

Sustainability Education & academia Clams

10 July 2014

Harmonisation of Vet Product Registration Gains Momentum

Post-harvest Politics

8 July 2014

Cermaq Detects ISA Virus at Langyhovden Farm

Biosecurity Post-harvest Salmonids

8 July 2014

New Handbook to Help Fish and Shrimp Farmers Identify Diseases

Biosecurity Husbandry

8 July 2014

Weekly Overview: New Fish Health Handbook Available to Indian Fish, Shrimp Farmers

Husbandry Sustainability Salmonids

8 July 2014

White Feces Syndrome of Shrimp Arises from Transformation, Sloughing and Aggregation of Hepatopancreatic Microvilli into Vermiform Bodies Superficially Resembling Gregarines

Biosecurity Education & academia Crustaceans

7 July 2014

Accompanying acute hepatopancreatic necrosis disease (AHPND) in cultivated Asian shrimp has been an increasing prevalence of vermiform, gregarine-like bodies within the shrimp hepatopancreas (HP) and midgut. In high quantity they result in white fecal strings …

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