The effectiveness of antimicrobial treatments is limited by diagnostic accuracy and timeliness, the limited availability of registered antimicrobial products for aquatic animals and the growing impact of antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
The institute hopes to empower veterinary teams to integrate nutrition into routine care by offering a structured, product-agnostic guide.
With FDA approval now secured, EXZOLT offers poultry producers a new, effective tool to safeguard bird health and maintain productivity.
Kemin aims to expand its capabilities in contract vaccine research, development, and manufacturing to deliver science-backed solutions that safeguard animal welfare worldwide.
Animal health experts say the next few months will be critical in determining whether the screwworm outbreak can be contained before it causes widespread damage on both sides of the border.
FAO and CUFAPH aim to build resilient and sustainable livestock systems that support livelihoods and food security for millions across Southern Africa.
The scientists recommend further research into matching vaccines to virus types, while also exploring new vaccine designs that could provide broader protection.
The Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever virus is also endemic in Africa and has case fatality rate of 40%.
Novonesis prides itself in having 40 research and development centers and 30 production sites all over the world.
The Pirbright Institute is a world-leading research and surveillance center for viral diseases of livestock and viruses that spread from animals to humans.