News articles
Lack of evidence for long term carriers
Although ASF is typically associated with very high case fatality rates, a certain proportion of infected animals will recover from
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The role of scavengers in ASF spread
Some of our members from FLI, together with colleagues from Greifswald University, recently published a paper on the influence of
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Final conference tab – on!
Our final conference is approaching (29-30 January 2020), abstract deadline and registration will open soon and the dedicated tab has
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ASF in the latest EWDA newsletter
At page 12 of the latest EWDA newsletter you’ll find an article by our vice leader Francisco Ruiz-Fons with an
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Awareness campain in Serbia
In Serbia, official representatives from the Forest Service, Veterinary Directorate, Veterinary Chamber of Serbia and the Scientific Veterinary Institute “Novi
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Update on FAO initiatives/news related to ASF since the May 2019
An update on the FAO initiatives since May this year. More information can be found following the links below. EUROPE
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Good news from Estonia
Good news from Estonia. Some of our members just published a paper in Scientific Reports showing that surveillance of the
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Take action to stop the spread of African swine fever
African swine fever (ASF) continues to spread across the world, killing domestic and wild pigs and heightening panzootic risks for
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ASF spatial epidemiology in wild boar populations
A new paper from our members is now available online on Preventive Veterinary Medicine website. In this work they investigate
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17th symposium “Health care, selection and reproduction of pigs” program
The program of the 17th symposium “Health care, selection and reproduction of pigs” is now available on the official website.
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