by Catriona Mackenzie | 3 Apr, 2020 | Blog
We have recently uploaded a 4-minute video to talk about some of the benefits of community-based syndromic surveillance and the role it could have in supporting our decision-makers to make more reliable, timelier, evidence-based decisions during this pandemic....
by Ben Madin | 25 Mar, 2020 | Blog, News, Updates
The COVID-19 pandemic leaves us all facing uncertainty that is unprecedented in modern times. As well as fears about the spread of the virus, the impacts of controls and reactions to these impacts is causing great concern for many people. Thankfully, we are seeing the...
by Catriona Mackenzie | 5 Mar, 2020 | Biosecurity, Blog, News, Updates
We have noticed a little confusion creeping into discussions about the use of zoning and compartmentalisation as responses to the African Swine Fever pandemic facing swine producers. Here is a quick explanation of the differences between zoning and...
by Melanie Bannister-Tyrrell | 2 Feb, 2020 | Blog
A week ago, we blogged about a scenario loosely based on our whether our colleague should travel to China in light of the emerging novel coronavirus outbreak. Since then, the outbreak has surged in China, with multiple cities on lockdown, and many countries banning...
by Catriona Mackenzie | 31 Jan, 2020 | Blog, News, Updates
We have had great interest in our recently published White Paper dealing with the creation of disease-free compartments as a way to ensure business continuity for pork producers in the face of African Swine Fever. The paper has been downloaded over 460 times in the...
by Catriona Mackenzie | 30 Jan, 2020 | Blog, Events, News
Ausvet has published another article in the peer-reviewed scientific press based on work conducted in Chile in 2018. This Aquaculture article entitled ‘Effectiveness of vaccination for the control of salmonid rickettsial septicaemia in commercial salmon and trout...
