NATURE reports on diclofenac, other veterinary drugs and vultures

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http://www.nature.com/news/poisoned-vulture-could-herald-european-bird-crisis-1.16161

The recently published evidence about the death of a griffon vulture in Spain poisoned with fluxinin, an anti-inflammatory drug like diclofenac, has been hitting the headlines –  a timely reminder that in countries like Spain vultures do indeed eat carrion from medicated animals. This indeed suggests that we need to ban diclofenac as a precautionary measure to prevent an India-like crash in vulture populations in Europe.

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