Key result
African swine fever remains a major global threat to the swine industry, with ongoing spread driven by human activities and wild boar reservoirs, highlighting the need for strict biosecurity.
Why the study?
African swine fever has become one of the most devastating transboundary diseases affecting domestic pigs and wild boar, causing severe economic losses, trade disruption, and food security threats.
A comprehensive One Health approach integrating wildlife management, enhanced biosecurity, genomic surveillance, and responsible vaccine deployment is essential for reducing the long-term impact of African swine fever.
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May guide region-specific ASF strategies; leaves open whether integrated One Health approaches improve long-term outcomes.
Jia Bie (2026) conducted a review in African swine fever. African swine fever remains a major global threat to the swine industry, with ongoing spread driven by human activities and wild boar reservoirs, highlighting the need for strict biosecurity.
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