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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Estimating the Within-herd Transmission Rate of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza H5N1 Virus in a Dairy Herd
This is a newly released technical, but readable paper that utilizes extensive data collected from an infected California herd to model H5N1 transmission parameters:
Estimating the Within-herd Transmission Rate of Highly Pathogenic Avian...
Why is Aerosol Viral Spread in Animals and Humans So Challenging to Admit?
This is a must read for the Hantavirus update, more so to better understand public health’s ongoing challenges in clearly communicating risks for aerosol spread:
The Atlantic - The Close, Prolonged Contact Myth
Knowing how a virus spread...
Cats are H5N1 Victims All Over the World and Small Poultry Producers Remain Unprotected and Untested
This is from Michael Coston in today’s Avian Flu Diary posting and well worth the read:
Avian Flu Diary: Eurosurveillance: HPAI H5N1 in Poultry & Domestic Cats and Occupational Exposure Among Veterinary and Other First Responders, Germany,...
United States poultry flocks remain unvaccinated against H5 influenza—but why?
United States poultry flocks remain unvaccinated against H5 influenza—but why?
Right out of the chute on my “hiatus”, a highly sourced and respected LinkedIn post comes along I have to share with my readers. Authorships don’t come any more...
97-75-50-2 = Time for a Column Hiatus...
This is a self-indulgent “all about me” column, detailing a coming pause / change in format for postings from now likely through summer. The 4 numbers in the title all signify milestones in my life. Please indulge me as I reminisce briefly...
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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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