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FMD endemic areas

Implementing an animal disease emergency response under Decree Law 41/2023

A straightforward look at the process of import risk analysis for agricultural products

Things to be aware of with test results and survey design

The "how to" of planning a field campaign in a rural area.

Fourth and final video in a series on livestock disease recognition and reporting in Timor-Leste

Reporting livestock diseases in Timor-Leste - first in a series of four videos

Third in a series of videos on livestock disease recognition and reporting in Timor-Leste

Second video in a series on livestock disease recognition and reporting in Timor-Leste

Creating a simple map - adding and editing map layers

Taking a look at veterinary epidemiology from a few novel angles

Overview of an animal health strategy; what it covers and how it differs from policy

Animal health policy coverage - what governments can, what industry should do

What is an animal health policy, what is its purpose and what does it contain? A brief overview.

What do you need in order to run a disease response? What does the response look like? How do you control a disease? This video aims ro answer some key questions about mounting responses to exotic disease incursions.

Veterinarians are influential people who make an impact on animal health and human prosperity.

The life story of an extraordinary veterinary pioneer

Extracting and viewing data for analysis and reporting purposes; the pros and cons of an Epicollect5 query interface. How surveillance data can build understanding of an animal health situation.

How should a passive surveillance database interface look and function? Here's a few simple ideas.

The first in a short series of three videos on passive surveillance for livestock outlines the main aspects of a surveillance system.

The story of the man who revolutionised animal health

Where, when and by whom were the first vaccines made and used? This video provides a surprising answer.

The veterinary profession is currently experiencing a crisis with many vets leaving the field or, tragically, committing suicide. Often working long hours for demanding clients and not well paid, veterinarians are currently in short supply. The next time you meet a veterinarian, spare a thought for the human behind the name.