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Bird Flu: A Bird's-Eye View
Avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, remains one of the most significant infectious diseases affecting poultry populations worldwide. Its impact extends beyond animal health, influencing food security, trade, public health, and disease control programs. This webinar provides an overview of avian influenza, including its causative agents, transmission pathways, clinical manifestations, diagnostic approaches, and outbreak management strategies. The session also explores surveillance systems, biosecurity measures, prevention programs, and emerging challenges associated with disease control. Participants will gain practical insights into recognizing disease risks, implementing preventive measures, and supporting effective response efforts in poultry production systems and veterinary practice.
Download the practical guide to strengthen your understanding of avian influenza, improve outbreak preparedness, and support effective disease prevention and control in poultry populations.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/384574007_Avian_Flu_-A_Bird's_Eye_View
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