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US: APHIS to invest $27 million in foot-and-mouth disease vaccine in case of outbreak

This new program adds to the nation’s level of protection against this devastating disease. In the event of an outbreak, officials would decide if and how to use the available vaccine.

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Russia deemed free from FMD without vaccination by the OIE

The previously earned status was restored for most of the country, improving its export possibilities.

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Colombia sets livestock zoning for FMD

Under Resolution 7,The OIE World Assembly of Delegates established four separate zones to preserve the country's FMD-free status with vaccination.

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New official disease status and control program recognized by the OIE

Countries achieve new disease statuses for classical swine fever and foot and mouth disease, declared by the OIE.

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Taiwan declared free from foot and mouth disease

The World Organization for Animal Health recognizes Taiwan as free from foot and mouth disease.

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Mexico launches a new application to prevent the entry of exotic animal diseases

The application for mobile devices AVISE, allows the reporting of symptoms in animals that could indicate the presence of exotic diseases on farm or production unit.

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Colombia regains FMD-free status through vaccination

Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Andrés Valencia Pinzón, reported that Colombia has once again achieved FMD-free status through vaccination.

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New initiatives to fight foot-and-mouth disease

The meeting of the Executive Committee of the EuFMD was held last week in Paris. They approved their new biennial work plan for the 2010-21 period.

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Pirbright grants licence for new Foot-and-Mouth disease vaccine

Instead of traditional methods of vaccine development, using infectious virus as its basis, they synthetically created empty protein shells to imitate the protein coat that forms the strong outer layer of the virus.

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OIE: New official disease status

OIE’s official disease status can be issued for six priority diseases. These status are of major importance to OIE Members and are of great significance for international trade as they constitute an official reference for the World Trade Organization (WTO). They reflect the level of transparency and quality of the Veterinary Services of the country, increase the value of its livestock sector and facilitate regional and international trade of animals and animal products.

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Colombia: the new cooperation agreement with the OIE will strengthen animal health

The Colombian Agriculture and Livestock Institute (ICA) has signed a cooperation agreement in technical assistance matters with the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE/WOAH), with the aim that Colombia receives a greater international support in the next three years that helps to strengthen and improve animal health and the development of the livestock sector in Colombia.

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Russia has recovered status of FMD-Free zone without vaccination

The status was recovered on May 20, 2019.

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Colombia hopes to recover the foot-and-mouth disease-free status soon

The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Mr Andrés Valencia Pinzón, said, in a press conference, that “In august we will recover the foot-and-mouth disease-free country status”.

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Importance of considering transmission of FMD during the incubation phase

The findings of this study emphasize the importance of considering transmission of FMD during the incubation phase in modeling and response planning.

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Spain and Portugal carry out a simultaneous foot-and-mouth disease simulation

This kind of tests allow to assess the appropriate organisation of the Veterinary Services when faced with real alert situations, the suitability of the Contingency Plans and to improve the coordination between the different administrations involved.

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The role of international trade and travel in the transboundary spread of pig diseases

As globalization increases the interconnectedness between nations, economies, and industries, the introduction of diseases will continue to remain a prominent threat to the livestock sector and the trade of animals and animal products, as well as the livelihoods of farmers, food security and public health.