The incursion of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza among wildfowl in Europe in 2006 was a new illustration of the health risk presented by wildlife to humans and domestic animals. To help anticipate similar incursions and avoid the pitfalls of poor communication, this paper describes how this risk was analysed and managed in the past for other wildlife diseases in Europe. The author also proposes a general methodology to anticipate such events.La contamination de l'avifaune sauvage en Europe, en 2006, par des foyers d'Influenza Aviaire Hautement Pathogène (IAHP) a été une nouvelle illustration du risque sanitaire que représente la faune sauvage pour l'homme ou les animaux domestiques. ...
International audienceZoonotic diseases cause 2.2 million deaths and 2.4 billion cases of human illn...
Actuellement, nombre de maladies trouvent leur origine dans les espèces animales vivant à proximité ...
International audienceZoonotic diseases cause 2.2 million deaths and 2.4 billion cases of human illn...
The objective of wildlife biosurveillance is to detect health-related events potentially harmful for...
Two wildlife surveillance networks centralised at AFSSA-LERRPAS are presented. SAGIR networ...
Over the past decades, veterinary research has produced screening and diagnostic tools for epizootic...
Emerging animal diseases have become increasingly important over the past few years, as shown by ...
Epidemiosurveillance has become an important part of veterinary practice. In equine medicine, vector...
This article starts with a review of the international spread of viruses, bacteria or parasites by v...
Within the new global market, international wildlife trade is definitely not as important in terms ...
Document de travail. En cours d'actualisation.The most hunted and consumed wild animals through hist...
Document de travail. En cours d'actualisation.The most hunted and consumed wild animals through hist...
Document de travail. En cours d'actualisation.The most hunted and consumed wild animals through hist...
Document de travail. En cours d'actualisation.The most hunted and consumed wild animals through hist...
Working with zoo animals involves hazards for veterinarians and animal keepers. The staff is ...
International audienceZoonotic diseases cause 2.2 million deaths and 2.4 billion cases of human illn...
Actuellement, nombre de maladies trouvent leur origine dans les espèces animales vivant à proximité ...
International audienceZoonotic diseases cause 2.2 million deaths and 2.4 billion cases of human illn...
The objective of wildlife biosurveillance is to detect health-related events potentially harmful for...
Two wildlife surveillance networks centralised at AFSSA-LERRPAS are presented. SAGIR networ...
Over the past decades, veterinary research has produced screening and diagnostic tools for epizootic...
Emerging animal diseases have become increasingly important over the past few years, as shown by ...
Epidemiosurveillance has become an important part of veterinary practice. In equine medicine, vector...
This article starts with a review of the international spread of viruses, bacteria or parasites by v...
Within the new global market, international wildlife trade is definitely not as important in terms ...
Document de travail. En cours d'actualisation.The most hunted and consumed wild animals through hist...
Document de travail. En cours d'actualisation.The most hunted and consumed wild animals through hist...
Document de travail. En cours d'actualisation.The most hunted and consumed wild animals through hist...
Document de travail. En cours d'actualisation.The most hunted and consumed wild animals through hist...
Working with zoo animals involves hazards for veterinarians and animal keepers. The staff is ...
International audienceZoonotic diseases cause 2.2 million deaths and 2.4 billion cases of human illn...
Actuellement, nombre de maladies trouvent leur origine dans les espèces animales vivant à proximité ...
International audienceZoonotic diseases cause 2.2 million deaths and 2.4 billion cases of human illn...