Diseases guide
Understanding the challenges
Epizootic haemorrhagic disease Infographic: Clinical Impact
Detecting and tackling epizootic haemorrhagic Disease ( EHD) as well as Bluetongue (BT) is a collaborative effort to protect cattle.
Bluetongue Infographic: don’t underestimate the consequences!
Detecting and combating bluetongue disease is a collaborative effort. For more than two decades, Syva has been working hand in hand with veterinarians and ruminant breeders to meet the challenges posed by bluetongue disease. This collaboration has been crucial in combating the devastating effects of specific serotypes by providing...
An educational video to raise awareness about vaccination against Bluetongue
For more than 20 years, Syva has been working closely with veterinarians and farmers, protecting millions of cattle and sheep against the bluetongue virus. With this aim in mind, and to raise awareness of the devastating consequences of this disease for sheep and cattle farmers, we have developed this...
Bluetongue and the use of wind models for planning vaccination campaigns.
Guy Hendrickx, DVM, PhD - CEO Avia-Gis - Belgium
In recent decades, biting midges (Culicoides sp.) have played an increasingly important role as a vector of infection for emerging diseases affecting livestock in Europe. The risk of these diseases can vary depending on climate, midges populations and animal movements. Monitoring and preventive measures, such as vaccination where available,...
An update on bluetongue: interview with Stéphan Zientara
Dr. Stéphan Zientara ANSES – Maisons-Alfort, Francia
At a time when we are witnessing new outbreaks of bluetongue, also known as ovine catarrhal fever, and where new serotypes such as BTV3 are appearing, we felt it was important to provide an update on the evolution of this virus, which particularly affects livestock farms in France and...
Understanding bluetongue vectors: a debate among experts
Dr. Javier Lucientes, Professor at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Zaragoza - Dr. Christian Gortazar, Professor of Animal Health at the University of Castilla-La Mancha.
To better understand this disease, its vectors, its different serotypes, its evolution prediction and to confirm vaccination as the best tool for control and prevention, we have brought together two experts to discuss the subject. Their speech is clear, comprehensive and very interesting. Te invitamos a escuchar la conversación...
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