Hogvet51’s Livestock Emerging and Zoonotic Disease Forum
Hogvet51Scientific and policy-related topics for the livestock industry facing escalating threats from emerging and potentially zoonotic disease threats in today's technology and information-rich environment
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Indiana poultry declared free of avian influenza | WATTPoultry.com
I wanted to start this column with good news that highlights hard work by the smaller duck and layer producers in northern Indiana teamed with the Indiana Board of Animal H...
USDA Discloses Utah Mink Farm H5N1 Infection
https://www.aphis.usda.gov/livestock-poultry-disease/avian/avian-influenza/hpai-detections/mammals?page=1
Never skip checking the USDA line lists on a Friday! Sometimes a zinger sneaks in there - today was such an occasion, with NSV...
Bovine H5N1 Rebounding in Endemic Form
OK, I’m returning briefly for a full mid-summer column, because there is enough H5N1 B2.3.4b activity in Idaho, Utah and Texas to justify a current summary. I had earlier reported very briefly on outbreaks in 2 short columns:
- Lost Am...
Idaho-Utah H5N1 Dairy Herd Cases Addendum - 6 More Idaho Cases, a Second Case in Utah Reported in Last 2 Days
I don’t have much to add; any further enlightenment will come from the state veterinarians’ offices or from public health officials if any human sampling is conducted and publicized.
Lost Among the Screwworms - APHIS reported 25 New H5N1-Infected Dairy Herd Infections in Idaho on Tuesday...
Pathfinder, a blogger on FluTrackers yesterday reported on data released by USDA NVSL regarding H5N1 testing in dairy cattle in Idaho:
Idaho - Avian flu in mammals and livestock 2024-2026 - FluTrackers News and Information
I was out of po...
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retired USDA VS One Health veterinarian specialist in swine and multispecies influenza and other RNA viral infections,including SARS-CoV-2 infections with zoonotic potential.
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