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- Control of IBR (Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis) and BVD (Bovine Viral Diarrhea) is achievable in Europe with existing vaccines and monitoring tools.
- A systematic approach and strict enforcement of control measures are critical for effectiveness.
- Many countries have ongoing voluntary or mandatory control programs, which can influence neighboring regions to start their own initiatives as well.
Article Abstract
Control of IBR and BVD should be possible in Europe. Effective vaccines and reliable tools for monitoring are available. Systematic approach and strict implementation of control measures are essential. Voluntary or mandatory programs are ongoing on regional or national level in a lot of countries. Successful programs put pressure on surrounding regions/countries to initiate control program as well.
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