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CAHFS Weekly Update: CWD Updates for Minnesota; States and Nation Ramp Up CWD Research and Regulations; First Case of CWD identified in Manitoba

Colin Yoder
CWD Map

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has announced that a suspect case of chronic wasting disease was found in a wild deer along the North Dakota border.

Continue Reading: CAHFS Weekly Update: CWD Updates for Minnesota; States and Nation Ramp Up CWD Research and Regulations; First Case of CWD identified in Manitoba
Tags: Disease, Epidemiology, One Health, Public Health, Wildlife

CAHFS Weekly Update: Cats and kittens brutally killed in western Wisconsin; Drastic decline of the bat population in the US; Global COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy concern

Addis Hunde Bedada
cat

 

 
Continue Reading: CAHFS Weekly Update: Cats and kittens brutally killed in western Wisconsin; Drastic decline of the bat population in the US; Global COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy concern
Tags: Disease, Epidemiology, Public Health, Wildlife

CAHFS Weekly Update: Chronic Wasting Disease in a Beltrami County Deer Farm; COVID-19 Vaccine Passports; Fukushima Nuclear Plant to Release Wastewater into the Ocean

Jan Mladonicky
deer
Continue Reading: CAHFS Weekly Update: Chronic Wasting Disease in a Beltrami County Deer Farm; COVID-19 Vaccine Passports; Fukushima Nuclear Plant to Release Wastewater into the Ocean
Tags: Disease, Epidemiology, Public Health, Wildlife

CAHFS Weekly Update: Carps are Removed from the Mississippi River; Fertilizer Wastewater Moved to Tampa Bay; Inequity in the Vaccine Distribution

Umanga Gunasekera
carp
Continue Reading: CAHFS Weekly Update: Carps are Removed from the Mississippi River; Fertilizer Wastewater Moved to Tampa Bay; Inequity in the Vaccine Distribution
Tags: Disease, Epidemiology, International, Public Health, Wildlife

CAHFS Weekly Update: The growing ground water contamination concern in MN; A multistate Salmonella outbreak connected to songbirds; Covid-19 personal protective equipment become a serious

Addis Hunde Bedada
songbird
Continue Reading: CAHFS Weekly Update: The growing ground water contamination concern in MN; A multistate Salmonella outbreak connected to songbirds; Covid-19 personal protective equipment become a serious
Tags: Disease, Epidemiology, Public Health, Wildlife

CAHFS Monthly Topic: Feasibility of Global Animal Disease Control Strategies in Asia

Umanga Gunasekera
asia
Continue Reading: CAHFS Monthly Topic: Feasibility of Global Animal Disease Control Strategies in Asia
Tags: Disease, Epidemiology, International, Public Health, Wildlife

CAHFS Weekly Update: Widespread pesticide exposure reported in MN white-tailed deer; APHIS Proposes to Eliminate the Voluntary Trichinae Certification Program; Africa: Multiple countries

Sylvester Ochwo
deer
Continue Reading: CAHFS Weekly Update: Widespread pesticide exposure reported in MN white-tailed deer; APHIS Proposes to Eliminate the Voluntary Trichinae Certification Program; Africa: Multiple countries
Tags: African swine fever, Disease, Epidemiology, International, Public Health, Swine, Wildlife

CAHFS Weekly Update: New regulations for small-scale deer processors in MN; Veterinary sedative used as a new street drug; A child infected with bovine tuberculosis in Germany

Catalina Picasso Risso
Deer

A secondary school child in Bavaria, Germany, and one more member of his/her family were diagnosed with zoonotic tuberculosis. This occurred weeks after the family’s cattle-herd was depopulated as a result of the large number of animals testing positive to bovine tuberculosis (bTB).

 
Continue Reading: CAHFS Weekly Update: New regulations for small-scale deer processors in MN; Veterinary sedative used as a new street drug; A child infected with bovine tuberculosis in Germany
Tags: Disease, Epidemiology, One Health, Public Health, Wildlife

Weekly Update | COVID-19 Vaccines; Brazil, Beef, and Deforestation

Jan Mladonicky
Planet and syringe

Frontline healthcare workers working in COVID-19 units, healthcare workers at nursing facilities, and those administering COVID-19 tests and vaccines will be first in line to receive the vaccine. 

Continue Reading: Weekly Update | COVID-19 Vaccines; Brazil, Beef, and Deforestation
Tags: Disease, Epidemiology, International, Public Health, Risk analysis, Wildlife

Weekly Update | Wolf hunting to resume in WI; Chemical in tires may be killing Salmon; COVID-19 Vaccination

Jan Mladonicky
Grey wolf looking to the left

Wolf hunting to resume in WI, MN undecided; Chemical in tires may be killing Salmon on the West Coast; COVID-19 Vaccination to begin in the United Kingdom.

Continue Reading: Weekly Update | Wolf hunting to resume in WI; Chemical in tires may be killing Salmon; COVID-19 Vaccination
Tags: Disease, Epidemiology, Food safety, Policy, Public Health, Wildlife