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To manage #AvianFlu outbreaks, cross‐sectoral coordination and a One Health approach is needed. Read this @EFSA_EU report describing five scenarios for outbreak investigation and key actions to manage zoonotic avian influenza viruses

EFSA's 2023 report on #AvianInfluenza is out: 0,15% of the 18.723 establishments tested serologically were seropositive for influenza A(H5), A(H7), or both. 6.85% of the 2626 establishments were positive for influenza A(H5/H7) based on virology tests 👇

RT @FAOLivestock: In-country missions form the foundation for #animaldisease surveillance key for many countries. Learn how you can effici…

RT @WOAH: We bring you the highlights from the latest avian influenza or #birdflu outbreaks across the world, directly from #WAHIS.

RT @WOAH: African swine fever (#ASF) does not affect humans directly, however, people, especially travellers, can contribute to spreading i…

RT @NewsMedical: Human protein MxA restricts H5N1, but virus mutations raise alarms 🌍🦠🔬 #Influenza #H5N1 #VirusEvol…

RT @IDSAInfo: "The risk to the general public from H5N1 is still very low, but poultry, dairy workers and other people who handle animals..…

Joaquín Vincente from @IREC_CSIC_UCLM, a key figure in ENETWILD from the start, shares his hopes for the project and key achievements accomplished in our newsletter. Read the full interview & subscribe for more info on #WildlifeManagement:

RT @Eufmd: The EuFMD webinar series "Ask the Experts" started last Tuesday with a presentation on Foot-and-mouth disease outbreak investiga…

A highly virulent H5N9 #AvianFlu strain was found at a California duck farm but isn’t necessarily riskier than H5N1. Health experts stress the urgency of containing H5N1. Although there is no danger for humans, an uncontained outbreak can be expensive.

RT @WOAH: We bring you the highlights from the latest update of #animal outbreaks across the world, directly from #WAHIS.

Reliable and harmonized wildlife abundance estimates are difficult to obtain. To tackle this, Prof. Scandura from @unissTweet coordinates the European Observatory of Wildlife, an open network gathering density data for different species with standardized methods. #OneHealth

RT @FAOKnowledge: Vaccines are game changers in #AnimalHealth, crucial for global #FoodSecurity. From eradicating rinderpest to fighting f…