ОТНОСТНО ТОЗИ ЕПИЗОД
It's been almost four months since New World Screwworm has crossed into the United States. Dr. Mandy Sorensen of the American Association of Food Safety and Public Health Veterinarians joins the show to explain how surveillance, animal movement controls, and releases of sterile male flies are being used to respond to screwworm detections, and what pet owners should do if they notice a suspicious wound. With fall bird migration in full swing, avian influenza continues to devastate poultry operations, as well as numerous wildlife species, including endangered birds, dolphins, and even polar bears, highlighting immense challenges in controlling the spread of this highly pathogenic virus.
Key Takeaways:
- Screwworm continues to be detected in new parts of the Southern United States.
- Any suspicious wound needs veterinarian attention, especially in areas affected by New World Screwworm.
- Sterile male flies help to slow the reproduction and spread of screwworm.
- Highly pathogenic avian influenza remains a significant threat to commercial poultry operations and backyard flocks.
Scratching the Itch features the Rooster and Squid series by veterinarian, Dr. Jen Cole.
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