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Brazil: FACTA workshop debates main ways to control infectious bronchitis, laryngotracheitis and avian influenza

Published Dec 17, 2021

Tridge summary

Over 150 professionals from five countries attended a workshop by FACTA to update their knowledge on Infectious Bronchitis, Laryngotracheitis, and Avian Influenza. The workshop highlighted the ongoing evolution of Infectious Bronchitis viruses, the impact of these diseases on poultry farming, and the importance of biosafety projects. It was emphasized that Brazil has done well in preventing Avian Influenza, a disease that significantly impacts poultry farming and the economy. The workshop also discussed the differences between Brazilian regulations for these diseases and noted that Infectious Bronchitis and Laryngotracheitis cause losses in production but do not restrict international trade, while Avian Influenza can lead to trade barriers.
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FACTA, held this Wednesday (15) a workshop on updating in Infectious Bronchitis, Laryngotracheitis and Avian Influenza. The event was attended by over 150 registrants from five different countries (Brazil, Paraguay, Netherlands, USA and Malaysia). According to Eva Hunka, veterinarian and Director of Special Projects at FACTA, the main objectives of the event were to promote a high-level discussion forum, in an impartial manner, to keep professionals equipped with relevant and applicable information on a topic of great impact today. ýRespiratory diseases comprise the main health problem on poultry farms. At this event, we had the opportunity to discuss the topic with consultants, researchers and animal health companies, all bringing current and relevant information for the moment of poultry farming”, he said. In his presentation on the virus and the transmission of Infectious Bronchitis, the researcher from Unesp (Jaboticabal - SP), Hýlio Josý Montassier, showed the strains of IBV ...
Source: Ovosite
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