Page 2 of articles about African Swine Fever in Press releases
IPVS2022 to discuss ASF at the 333 Experience Congress - Brazil 2021
On day 2 of the event, the panel will discuss both control and prevention measures.
Recordings from USDA's African Swine Fever Action Week available
IPIC: ASF in Action webinars continue
Pirbright twins with Philippines to improve African swine fever control
The project will build capacity for African swine fever (ASF) testing, which is essential for bringing the disease under control.
APC: ASF transmission risk low for blood products and protein hydrolysates
The EFSA considers that the risk of ASF transmission is especially low for blood products and protein hydrolysates.
Pirbright scientists will progress pig and cattle health through two projects worth €3.5 million
Cornell Alliance for Science: CRISPR offers hope for controlling African swine fever
ILRI takes action to stop the spread of ASF in India
The International Livestock Research Institute has been working with the Indian government address the recent ASF outbreaks in the northeast.
Boehringer Ingelheim: China pioneers biosecurity report against ASF
Boehringer Ingelheim compiles data from 1,000 swine farms into the first market report on biosecurity. Document sheds light on livestock management and contributes to the fight against African swine fever.
Kemin Industries acquires patent application to control ASF virus in feed
The Roslin Institute: Stem cell approach to aid vaccine development
Method of producing blood cells will provide platform to aid development of vaccines against deadly infections in pigs such as ASF and PRRS.
SHIC/NPB project looks for biosecurity gaps in the US pork industry
Thermo Fisher Scientific: OIE registers VetMAX ASF Virus Detection Kit in diagnostics manual
The Applied Biosystems VetMAX African Swine Fever Virus Detection Kit is the first ASF kit to be registered by the OIE.
SHIC receives USDA grant to open ASF dialogue and research in Asia
Pirbright ASF vaccine protects pigs from developing severe disease
100 percent of pigs immunised with the new vaccine survived a lethal dose of ASF virus.