View Knowledge Base – Diagnostic antibodies and antigens for infectious disease testing including HIV/AIDS, HCV, Influenza A/B, Syphilis, Helicobacter pylori, HSV-1/2, CMV, rubella virus, toxoplasma.>> Abstract Infectious diseases are a significant burden on public health and economic stability of societies all over the world. They have been among the leading causes of death and disability […]
A sound management program to keep animals healthy is basic to production of both sheep and goats. Producers must observe animals closely to keep individual animals and the whole herd or flock healthy and productive. To recognize clinical signs of diseases common to sheep and goats, it is important to be familiar with what is […]
Cattle diseases cost millions of money losses every year. In addition to death, they cause loss of production and frequently a loss of body condition. Unhealthy animals require more food and take longer time for growth than healthy ones. Generally, animals are born free of diseases or parasites. But they usually acquire these diseases either […]
Rabbits are perhaps the most popular small mammals kept as pets. They make great companions and can live a dozen or more years when they are cared for properly. However, they do commonly develop a few illnesses and infection that all rabbit owners should be aware to prevent the disease. The most common diseases of […]
Cats are credited with promoting socialization among older individuals and physically or mentally disabled people. Research has shown that cats can provide emotional support, improve moods, and contribute to the overall morale of their owners. Although cats are great companions, cat owners should be aware that sometimes cats can carry harmful germs that can cause […]
Dogs are the best friends, and most human keep pets for its ompanionship. Dogs need a proper space, diet and health care for their healthy life. However, sometimes the dogs are affected by the different infectious diseases such as amyloidosis, anaplasmosis, anemia, intestinal infection, canine cyclic thrombocytopenia, canine herpes, canine infectious tracheobronchitis, canine parvovirus infection, […]
Animal disease outbreaks have been shown to cause major economic losses over the centuries. Several diseases such as walking pneumonia, anaplasmosis, aspergilloma, athlete’s foot, babesiosis, bacteremia, brucellosis, campylobacteriosis, candidemia, candidiasis, cellulitis, cholangitis, cholecystitis, clostridial enterotoxicosis, clostridiosis, colitis, cryptosporidiosis, dermatophytosis, diarrhoea, endocarditis, epizootic hemorrhagic disease, esophagitis, foot and mouth disease, fungal infection of nail, jock itch, […]
Technical briefing 14 3 June 2021 This briefing provides an update on previous briefings up to 27 May 2021 Summary There are 5 variants of concern and 9 variants under investigation (Table 1). This report has been published to continue to share detailed surveillance of Delta (VOC21APR-02, B.1.617.2). A separate report is published covering our […]
Infectious diseases continue to threaten the sustainability, productivity and growth of the poultry industry worldwide and some present a risk to public health. Many are also present in wild bird populations, with the potential to spill over into domestic birds. The avian infectious disease cause huge economic loss in poultry production and are of great […]
Technical briefing 13 27 May 2021 This briefing provides an update on previous briefings up to 22 May 202 Summary There are 5 variants of concern and 9 variants under investigation (Table 1). This report has been published to continue to share detailed surveillance of VOC-21APR02 (B.1.617.2) and information on a new variant under investigation […]
