Key result
The authors propose that FMD-free countries should revise their slaughter-only policies and consider using recombinant-based vaccines to maintain immunity and control outbreaks.
Population
Cloven-hoofed animals (domestic and wild)
Design
Editorial
Authors
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The cessation of prophylactic vaccination for foot and mouth disease leaves animals highly vulnerable to rapid dissemination of infection, highlighting the need to revise policies in FMD-free countries.
The cessation of prophylactic vaccination for foot and mouth disease leaves animals highly vulnerable to rapid dissemination of infection, highlighting the need to revise policies in FMD-free countries.
Bayry et al. (2001) conducted a letter in Foot and mouth disease. Recombinant-based vaccines vs. Slaughtering policy alone was evaluated. The authors propose that FMD-free countries should revise their slaughter-only policies and consider using recombinant-based vaccines to maintain immunity and control outbreaks.
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