Infectious Diseases & Epidemiology

Articles spotlighting vaccination development that targets diseases in animals such as parvovirus, cancer, and fungal infection

Elanco Animal Health aims to generate education for the highly contagious virus that can be deadly to canines

Highlighting 3 articles on animal vaccinations

The forecast is predicting parasitic pet diseases will spread further this year

Veterinary professionals working with certain animals are advised to take precautionary steps to minimize risk of infection, while researchers in Texas study potential H5N1 vaccines, antivirals, and antibody therapies for humans

Cattle from states with influenza cases are facing travel restrictions, despite WOAH recommending against it

Elanco's pradofloxacin injection (Pradalex) must be prescribed by a licensed veterinarian.

Anivive plans to share its groundbreaking research on the first systemic antifungal vaccination that will be a solution for humans and pets

The case was confirmed in Texas and the person was in contact with cows. CDC says the risk for infection remains low.

This is the first time HPAI was detected in cattle and the second time found in a ruminant

The first American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine fellowship program will be offered on the UC Davis campus

Animal health officials at Clemson University issued the notification after backyard poultry flocks in 2 counties contracted the virus

The current status of disease outbreak, concerns about transmission, and how veterinary professionals can help keep patients, clients, and staff safe

The virus was one of the ‘hot topics’ in infectious diseases discussed during a session at the 2024 Veterinary Meeting & Expo

Alveo partnered with poultry industry leaders to launch a test to accurately diagnose and track avian flu outbreaks

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The federal agency is is accepting public comments until February 16, 2024.

While this mysterious canine infectious respiratory disease continues to spread across the United States, here is an inside look at what we know.

How monoclonal antibodies like CPMA can help change the future of veterinary medicine

Updates on a new dedicated pet knee surgery clinic, plus the launch of the Australian-led veterinary epidemiology training resource

Feedback for draft GFI #273 can be submitted until January 5, 2024.

Pets need their shots to remain healthy and safe, but what happens when an owner is skeptical?

How cost, accessibility, and patient condition affect treatment

The panel discusses how CPMA impacts survivability, hospital morale, and the human/animal bond

Panelists share their experiences with using CPMA for Parvo treatment

Contraindications and things to look out for while using CPMA for treatment

How CPMA works and how it differs from pre-existing treatment options

Panelists share their excitement regarding the new canine Parvovirus monoclonal antibody

Often fatal to domestic and wild rabbits, the disease has led to outbreaks in multiple US states since 2020.