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Kateri Bertran discusses when to choose stamping out or vaccination after influenza detection

Published: June 29, 2017
Dr. Kateri Bertran (USDA) explained the pros and cons of each method of control during an outbreak in this interview at the Avian Influenza International Seminar 2017 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Dr Kotaiah Talapaneni
Indbro Research & Breeding Farms
Indbro Research & Breeding Farms
5 de julio de 2017
Can Dr.Khaled Mohammad share his success story to stop AI for 7 years. We want to follow.
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Dr Kotaiah Talapaneni
Indbro Research & Breeding Farms
Indbro Research & Breeding Farms
3 de julio de 2017
I am interested to learn the prevention program followed by dr.khaleed. if i get his mail id, i can ask for specific information. May i request dr.khaleed for his mail id. Mine is drkotaiah@indbropoultry.com. i am from india.
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Khaled Fadlallah
3 de julio de 2017

Dear Dr. Kateri Bertran, I think that the processes of stamping out to overcome AI infection has been failed and the disease appear again so we killed millions of healthy birds but we did not succeed to overcome the problem. In Egypt, in my company, we decided to choose a place and plan of movement to avoid AI infection and we succeeded for about 7 years. If you are interested in this subject I can explain our plan.

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Dr Kotaiah Talapaneni
Indbro Research & Breeding Farms
Indbro Research & Breeding Farms
3 de julio de 2017

The world is not going to erradicate migratory birds and waterfowl harbouring avian influenza. It is not possible to eliminate virus particles from the world. Stamping out is killing millions of healthy birds mercilessly. Many poultry producers are getting bankrupt with the disease. Nobody can compensate the loss of a poultry farm when it is wiped out within few days.
The vaccines are providing protection. More countries are turning to vaccination. There are issues like mutation which warrants constant watch on the sub types and change of strategy. In the name of stamping out research on vaccines is not being encouraged. If encouraged, i am sure that the scientists will find effective ways to tackle the disease, encouraging new research and technology.

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Abdallah elestwani
26 de abril de 2019

Do the vaccines cover all the virus strains? And the resistance to the virus from GP to f3.

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mst.dilruba begum
15 de julio de 2017

Dr. Khalid, thank you for your good information. Please make me a chance to get it through.

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Monoj Chowham
3 de julio de 2017
Dear Sir I am a Manager of a breeder farm where 7,50,000 breeder has rearing. For future, I like to or interest to know regard you planning and steps on AI Influence control. Thanks And Kind Regards Monoj Chowhan.
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